What states allow non resident hunting?

[khrhunter]

I had read some time ago that several states offered predator hunting with no license or a small license fee and now i cant find which they were. Anybody know any specifics? Looking at around christmas break goin somewhere with my son on home on leave and other two on break from school. Im in Arkansas and lookin towards Arizona but open to anything

[hunt-m-up]

Most of the Plains states are pretty good because they would like you to help with their predator population.

[Cottonwood]

Montana does, and this is a good thing for the non resident that wants to help us out on preditor control.

http://fwp.mt.gov/hunting/regs/predatorShooting.html

[khrhunter]

Thanks alot I knew I had read it or heard it but havent had time to find it. Thanks again

[billy_56081]

In Minnesota, Coyote are considered an unprotected mammal so there is no licence needed. Fox are considered a protected species there is a season and a small game licence is needed.

[trotterlg]

Arizona requires a $155.00 fee out of state or about $50.00 3 days.  Nevada is free for Coyotes.  Larry

[kwells2006]

arkansas does

[Lon371]

Here is what Indiana says about hunting coyotes.
This is out of the hunting reg.
http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/files/fw-hg_generalinfo.pdf


Nuisance Animals
A resident landowner or tenant may take,
using legal methods, without a permit, a
beaver, mink, muskrat, long-tailed weasel, red
fox, gray fox, opossum, skunk, gray squirrel,
fox squirrel or raccoon that is discovered
damaging property and must report the taking
of such animal to a conservation officer within
72 hours.
If the animal is released, it must be released
in the county of capture. The conservation
officer will direct you on how to dispose of the
animal.
Ground hogs (woodchucks) may be taken at
any time using any equipment.
Landowners may take coyotes at any time on
the land they own or provide written permission
for others to take coyotes on their land at
any time, without a permit.
Coyotes that are taken outside the hunting
and trapping season by a landowner or
someone with written permission from a landowner
cannot be possessed live for more than
24 hours, and the live coyote cannot be sold,
traded, bartered or gifted.

Lonny

[SD Handgunner]

http://www.sdgfp.info/Wildlife/LicenseFee.htm

In South Dakota a Varmint / Predator License is required. The cost for a non resident is $40.00 (I think there is a $2.00 agent fee also). However if hunting on Tribal Lands in South Dakota a Tribal License is also required from the varius Tribes and I am not sure what the cost for those are.

The last time I checked (a couple years ago) about Coyote Hunting in neighboring Minnesota I was informed that Non Residents need a Minnesota Fur Bearer License which is $161.00. In Minnesota Coyotes are considered a non game species for Residents but not for Non Residents. I only live 8 miles from the Minnesota border and have hunting friends over there and checked into hunting over there with them.

Larry

[skb2706]

CO you can shoot prairie dogs and coyotes on private land with no license. You need written permission but thats not a problem.