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Old 04-26-2007, 07:31 AM
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Default Hunting leases and Hunting license.
Are there a fair amount of hunting leases around Cookeville/Putnam Co.
Why are TN Hunting/Fishing License so expensive? $136 for the sportsman ccompared to $36 here in MS.
Just wondering.
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My husband just got a hunting/fishing license for $27. I guess that you must be looking at the "deluxe" version!
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Are there a fair amount of hunting leases around Cookeville/Putnam Co.
Why are TN Hunting/Fishing License so expensive? $136 for the sportsman ccompared to $36 here in MS.
Just wondering.
James L.
Speaking of hunting land leases, is anyone interested in leasing hunting land in SE Missouri about 2 1/2 hours out of St Louis?
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Yes. There are lots of hunting leases in the area. The $136 is for annual sportmans. Regular hunting/fishing is about 30$.
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