Would you be offended?

[Fishy]

Nope. I was asked to get in someone's boat, but I declined because my fishing license had expired. Guy was trotlining.

[Ironman]

When you invite them, ask at that time. Don't wait till you are about to leave.

I have people ask me if they can dove hunt on my property and I tell them to make sure they have their license. If not, go get them before you get here.

[BetramHunter]

I think you should know someone pretty good before you ask them to go hunting at your place. In the process of getting to know them the topic of license should be discussed so there it is not necessary to ask if they have their license when you actually ask them to go hunting with you.

Good point. These are guys that i went to high school with. Ive known them for a while but as the years go by it seems that I 'know' them less.

[texas assasin]

Gotta be legs. Hell I'm happy when anybody ask as much as it cost

[Deer Tracks]

Nope


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[scjeeptx]

Not at all. I offer the same deal to folks from time to time, and always make sure they are licensed. I usually find that most people may have a license, but don't have a duck stamp. You have to protect yourself and your property.

[lmartin5]

Not in the least.

[El Forajido]

It wouldn't offend me when you ask .
When are we leaving?

If green jeans stops you and one of your buds is without. You are going to be on their radar from here on out. "Oh there goes oh BetramHunter let's see. If he's complaint "

[Horn Hunter]

Wouldn't offend me....solid plan IMO.

[d_e_smith]

I would assume the person was wanting to pool tags.

[hpdrifter]

nope, just embarrassed. I haven't bought mine yet.

[Kills-myth]

That wouldn't offend me personally but you can offend some people these days by saying something as simple as Merry Christmas. I would be willing to bet that they won't be so offended that they fail to take you up on the offer.

[KDD]

Wouldnt bother me, I always ask before I take anyone, doesn't seem to bother them either.

[Evolver]

I see no problem with it. I do a double-check on my own wife, kids, and FIL before they go out on the ranch. It is as much for their benefit as mine to keep everybody out of trouble. I see it the same in your situation.

[AntlerCollector]

I would invite them and say make sure you have your license before we go, and let them know your going to check before y'all head out. If that offends someone WHO CARES!!!!!!