Coyote hunting license fees for non-residents

Illinois: Non-Resident Hunting License

Non-resident five day...................$28.75
Non-resident regular(annual)..........$50.75
State Habitat Stamp(also required).....$5.50

or

Non-resident Trapping....$175.50-$250.50
(depending on species, not sure why!)

more info at Illinois DNR

Nikonut /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 
Michigan - Fur Harvester License -
Non-Resident - $150.00
Anytime after November 15
Exception: Residents of -
Wisc.,Minn.,N.Dak.,S.Dak.& the Prov. of Ont.
cannot purchase a Mich. non-resident fur
harvester license,because those states and that
Prov. prohibit Mich. residents from purchasing an
equivalent license.
 
Come on, these are all states, we need some provinces in here.

A non resident in Ontario needs a non-resident small game license if he wants to hunt furebearing mammals (red fox, gray fox, coyote, coon, Wolf, arctic fox, skunk, or weasel). Unfortunately for you guys no night hunting for non-residents /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif .

Non-resident smallgame license - $62.50USD

Seasons for non-residents are as follows:

Coyote: All year
Wolf: Oct. 1st to Sept. 30 of the next year
*Red fox: All year
Gray Fox: Oct. 25 to last day of Feb. of the next year
Arctic fox: Oct. 25 to Mr. 31 of the next year
Raccoon: Oct. 15 to Jan. 15 of next year
Skunk: All year
Weasel: Oct. 25 to last day of Feb. of next year
Bobcat: closed
Lynx: closed
Eastern Puma: closed

(some exceptions apply to certain counties)

* includes red fox, silver fox, cross fox, and black fox.

No limit on furbearers.

Hope to see all you up here soon /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif Just remeber we got big yotes, averaging 40 - 55lbs, with many much bigger taken.
 
New Brunswick---Coyotes can be hunted year round in N.B With the exception of Sept.20-30(moose season).Non-res. would require a Small Game Licence Oct.1-Feb.29/04($69.00 cdn) or Varmint licenceMar.1-Sept.20/04(28.75).They can be taken under a Deer or Bear licence as well while hunting big game.Fox/bobcat require a Fur Harvester Licence which are not available to Non-Res.Non-res must be accompanied by a Licenced Professional Guide(Guide 1)for a fee/reward up to 3 clients or a Licence to Accompany(Guide2)1-1,no fee(buddy hunt)for any type of hunting in NB.No nite hunting except raccoons with hounds(res. only).During closed deer/bear season,max. caliber .23 or less,shotgun lead BB or smaller,steel F or smaller,muzzleloader or bow.Complete regs available at www.gnb.ca/0078/
 
Thanks to ISU for doing all the leg work /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif He posted this in a different thread but i did check it with the Nebraska Game and Parks web site.
Originally posted by ISU:
[qb]Sorry guys, I forgot about the cost of the license. All a non-resident needs for coyotes is a small game hunting license ($67), no habitat stamp is required for coyotes. Coyotes aren't considered a furbearer in Nebraska, but be sure not to shoot anything else like fox or bobcats or you could get yourself in quite a mess. I think the non-resident fur harvester license is $224.00, a little pricey for me. I think this info is right, but for all the information you need go to the Nebraska game and parks commission website, they have everything you need to know there. Thanks.

ISU[/qb]
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Listed for Colorado are as follows-
Small Game-Annual Res. $15.25, Nonres. $40.25.
Small Game-1-day Res. $5.25, Nonres. $5.25.
Combo-small game, fishing- res. $30.25, non. NA.
Fall Turkey- Res. $10.25, Nonres $75.25.
Furbearer- Res. $20.25, Nonres $200.25
 
adkguide, you're right about Montana = $0.00 BUT, you are required to obtain landowner permission; all land is to be considered "posted" even if there are no signs up. Most landowners will allow you to hunt simply by asking. If any of you folks ever consider doing any hunting in NE Montana, drop me a line - I have tons of permission and I could use the on-site advise. Still trying to get silverfox to come up this way . . . hope to get some exposure to his expertise one of these days. Good hunting to you all.
Peace,
Scott
 
Heres the list so far:
STATES
NY-> $55
OR-> $78.50
CA-> $108.50
ND-> $40
PA-> $81
KS-> $71
NH-> $105.50
MN-> $235
OK-> $42.50 (5-day) or $92.50
TX-> $45 (5-day) or $125
IN-> $25.75 (5-day) or $60.75
AZ-> $51.50 (3-day) or $113.50
NV-> $0 /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
IA-> $208.50
SD-> $35.00
WY-> $0
HI-> $0
MT-> $0
IL-> $34.25 (5-day) or $56.25
MI-> $150
KY-> $115
OH-> $106
NE-> $67
UT-> $0
WY-> $0
ID-> $28(5-day) or $75
OH-> $36(3-day) or $102
Provinces
ON-> $62.50

Still a lot of states unaccounted for, let's hear it!!
 
A couple more things about Montana--non-residents CANNOT shoot furbearers. That includes fox and bobcats. Non-furbearers include skunks, coyotes, and prairie dogs and (I think, but not sure) gophers and/or ground squirrels.

If you want to hunt on state owned land you need a recreational use permit which costs $5.00.

Then there's Reservation hunting. I think the total cost to hunt coyotes/fox, etc. and keep the hides is $25.00.

There are also some refuges you can get a special permit for if you want to hunt on them. The permit is free (for some) if you have the $5.00 state recreational land use permit.

I hate the No-Tresspass Law the songdogslayer mentioned is in effect. You have to do a LOT of leg work to figure out who owns the land, then try to find their telephone number, and then try to find them home so you can talk to them.
 
Strait from the Ohio Hunting Regs.

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Yes there is a $11.00 Furberers Liscence needed with the Regular Huntin g Liscence
 
Heres the list so far:
STATES
NY-> $55
OR-> $78.50
CA-> $108.50
ND-> $40
PA-> $81
KS-> $71
NH-> $105.50
MN-> $235
OK-> $42.50 (5-day) or $92.50
TX-> $45 (5-day) or $125
IN-> $25.75 (5-day) or $60.75
AZ-> $51.50 (3-day) or $113.50
NV-> $0
IA-> $208.50
SD-> $35.00
WY-> $0
HI-> $0
MT-> $0
IL-> $34.25 (5-day) or $56.25
MI-> $150
KY-> $115
OH-> $106
NE-> $67
UT-> $0
WY-> $0
ID-> $28(5-day) or $75
OH-> $36(3-day) or $102

Provinces
ON-> $62.50
NB-> $38.50

Still 23 States to go, 8 more Provinces aswell as 3 more Canadian Territories.
(then we can publish a book /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif )
 
Here in MA a non-resident is required to have a small game license for coyotes at $65.50. A big game license is required for deer, bear, and turkey ata cost of $99.50.
 
I believe in Idaho there is a Non-resident non-game license that costs $26.50 and is good from Jan 1 - August 30th
 
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