The "Necessary Permits/Licenses" Thread

[futzin]

This process has been confusing for this first-timer; mostly the terminology, I guess. Tennessee says I need to buy a hunting license to ride buggies there. Sure, that makes perfect sense to label it that way!

For the vets, do I have this correct? As a non-resident who will be riding three or more days and doesn't want an annual option, I need to purchase license number 072 (good for seven days) and also license number 093 (good for 1 yr.)?

 

[Admin]

 

[Smitty335]

This process has been confusing for this first-timer; mostly the terminology, I guess. Tennessee says I need to buy a hunting license to ride buggies there. Sure, that makes perfect sense to label it that way!

For the vets, do I have this correct? As a non-resident who will be riding three or more days and doesn't want an annual option, I need to purchase license number 072 (good for seven days) and also license number 093 (good for 1 yr.)?

Lic. #'s 072 & 093 is all you need, $ 84.52 Call them for Vet discount questions.

 

[futzin]

Thanks Smitty!
By 'vet', I meant those that have done Takeover before. Huge respect to military veterans! Appropriate respect to T.O. vets . . .

 

[Smitty335]

Thanks Smitty!
By 'vet', I meant those that have done Takeover before. Huge respect to military veterans! Appropriate respect to T.O. vets . . .

HA! But they'll sure send you reminders for linc for next year. I get to buy my life time hunting and fishing line next year here in Arkansas. Does that mean I'm getting old?

 

[futzin]

Does that mean I'm getting old?

It beats the alternative. Enjoy it!!

 

[JACKAL]

This process has been confusing for this first-timer; mostly the terminology, I guess. Tennessee says I need to buy a hunting license to ride buggies there. Sure, that makes perfect sense to label it that way!

For the vets, do I have this correct? As a non-resident who will be riding three or more days and doesn't want an annual option, I need to purchase license number 072 (good for seven days) and also license number 093 (good for 1 yr.)?

Yes #72 & 93 and you're good to go for 7 days. The reason for hunting permit is this is a WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA the trails are for hunter access. Trail riding is permitted, feel free to buy the High Impact Permit for $38 per day vs. hunting permits for $84 for 7.

Make sure you select the correct dates at checkout or the permits effective the date you buy it.

 

[futzin]

Yeah, I know. I just find it unnecessarily confusing. Just me, maybe. Regardless, I look forward to enjoying the beauty of TN! Have boated on several of your lakes, but first time in the woods there.

Tread Lightly . . .

 

[The Green Goat]

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Buy #71 and #93 and have an excuse to go to MoM as well in the Fall.

Just sayin'

 

[futzin]

Amateur tip: When purchasing your hunting licenses, be sure to input your active dates. THERE IS NO PROMPT. Don't ask me how I know. Was trying to knock it out before crashing for the night.

Anyone else ever goofed like me? I see no way to contact them.

 

[coleman4868]

Amateur tip: When purchasing your hunting licenses, be sure to input your active dates. THERE IS NO PROMPT. Don't ask me how I know. Was trying to knock it out before crashing for the night.

Anyone else ever goofed like me? I see no way to contact them.

Contacting them is useless anyway. Once you buy something from TWRA, it’s yours, end of story.

 

[futzin]

Good Old Rockytop! (We really love that song here in KY...)
...my own damn fault...

 

[Mopower58]

Amateur tip: When purchasing your hunting licenses, be sure to input your active dates. THERE IS NO PROMPT. Don't ask me how I know. Was trying to knock it out before crashing for the night.

Anyone else ever goofed like me? I see no way to contact them.

I emailed them to make sure they would send my license by mail and they responded fairly quickly.

 

[futzin]

Great customer service is alive and well at the TWRA!
Much appreciation for fixing my screw-up . . . even returned my voicemail after business hours. Gotta love that Southern hospitality.
Good Old Rockytop!