Is there any way to look up if you're on an MLDP lease? There seems to be some confusion on our lease and I would like to figure it out before opening weekend. Whats the best way of figuring this out??
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...Originally posted by HunterDan2006 View PostYou could probably check with Texas Parks and Wildlife to see if your ranch is registered. If you are in MLDP I believe you should have already received your tags from the state. If you did not receive any tags my guess is that you are not in the program.
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We're in an interesting situation where we lease 1/3rd of a property and another group of hunters lease the rest. A couple years ago I know they signed up for MLD permits and we got doe tags, from them. This is the first year we haven't received doe tags from them. Does that mean we cant shoot does with a bow? and do we need permits for bucks? Im assuming this is better questions for a GW but figured I'd start here
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Originally posted by CisternHunter View PostWe're in an interesting situation where we lease 1/3rd of a property and another group of hunters lease the rest. A couple years ago I know they signed up for MLD permits and we got doe tags, from them. This is the first year we haven't received doe tags from them. Does that mean we cant shoot does with a bow? and do we need permits for bucks? Im assuming this is better questions for a GW but figured I'd start here
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There was big change in the program this year with it all being done on-line through the Land Management Assistance website. I think eventually that it will be a good thing but I know in speaking to our state biologist that there was a lot of confusion with the program this year.
I would ask the guys I was subleasing through first but if you felt the need to double check them then I would go through the state biologist who is responsible for your county.
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Originally posted by UncleCharlie View PostThere was big change in the program this year with it all being done on-line through the Land Management Assistance website. I think eventually that it will be a good thing but I know in speaking to our state biologist that there was a lot of confusion with the program this year.
I would ask the guys I was subleasing through first but if you felt the need to double check them then I would go through the state biologist who is responsible for your county.
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