| Nonresident Application
Information
Applications for licenses issued by
lottery are generally available at least three weeks prior to the
deadline.
For deer gun, the license fee is $200,
which includes $2 for the hunting, fishing and furbearer certificate,
$13 for the general game and habitat stamp and a $5 application fee
which must accompany the application. Unsuccessful applicants receive
refunds. Anterless whitetail licenses available after the first and
second lottery drawings are $50.
To enter the bighorn sheep license
drawing, nonresidents must submit a $100 nonrefundable application fee.
A nonresident sheep license in $500.
Please check with the North Dakota Game
and Fish Department for deadlines.
Bowhunting
North Dakota bowhunting starts early and
ends late. Archers can begin their quest for white-tailed deer early in
September through late December. Resident deer bow licenses are good for
mule deer or whitetail.
Nonresident any-deer bow licenses, which
allow taking of either whitetail or mule deer, are limited in number to
15 percent of the mule deer gun licenses for the previous year. In 2006,
the quota will be about 1,000. Deadline has passed to apply for the
any-deer license.
More information
●Nonresident
whitetail only - Bow licenses are not limited in number.
●No party
hunting - North Dakota hunters may shoot and tag only the big game
animal for which they are licensed. Party hunting is not allowed. Once
your tag is filled, you may continue to accompany a group, but you
cannot harvest an animal for another license holder.
●Vehicle
use - While hunting big game, vehicles must stay on established
roads and trails. However, after an animal is killed and properly
tagged, and as long as the landowner allows it, a vehicle may leave an
established road or trail to retrieve the animal.
●Transportation
- License holders must accompany their animals during transportation.
Permits to allow transport of big game by another person are available
from state game wardens.
Source:
www.ndtourism.com |
