archery permit

schoolhousegrizz · Mar 8, 2015

So I drew out on Wyoming elk. I'm a nr. Is there a certain deadline is to when I need to buy my archery permit so I can hunt with a bow in September? Also, can you just buy your habitat stamp anytime or is there a deadline? I was going to call the game and fish tomorrow, but figured someone on here would probably know as good as anyone, thanks.

grosventrehunter · Mar 8, 2015

You can buy both over the counter once you arrive in WY. Or you can buy both online anytime.

schoolhousegrizz · Mar 9, 2015

Thanks Bryon

TOPGUN · Mar 9, 2015

It's very simple to do them right online and print them both out right at home so there is no mailing involved like your license/tag. Good luck on your hunt!

schoolhousegrizz · Mar 9, 2015

Thanks Topgun.

Zeke · Mar 10, 2015

Topgun is right.
It's simple.
I jumped online and got my archery permit and conservation stamp before my moose hunt so I wouldn't have to track them down once I arrived in the State to scout.
Either way works but online worked best for me.
Have a great hunt!
Zeke

BuzzH · Mar 10, 2015

Starting in 2016, there will be a lifetime archery license offered for both R and NR hunters I believe. I'm 99% sure the legislation passed this session.

schoolhousegrizz · Mar 10, 2015

Thanks for the info Zeke.

schoolhousegrizz · Mar 10, 2015

>Starting in 2016, there will be
>a lifetime archery license offered
>for both R and NR
>hunters I believe. I'm 99%
>sure the legislation passed this
>session.

That sounds interesting buzz, I'll keep an eye out for that, thanks.

midwest · Mar 12, 2015

>Starting in 2016, there will be
>a lifetime archery license offered
>for both R and NR
>hunters I believe. I'm 99%
>sure the legislation passed this
>session.

Any idea what that will cost?

BuzzH · Mar 13, 2015

HB135, and its only going to apply for Residents. I thought at one time the bill would cover both R and NR, but I was either wrong about that or it was amended.

The cost for the lifetime Archery license for residents will be $200.

I don't believe the bill has been signed by the Governor yet, but it passed both the House and Senate.

Zeke · Mar 13, 2015

>HB135, and its only going to
>apply for Residents. I thought
>at one time the bill
>would cover both R and
>NR, but I was either
>wrong about that or it
>was amended.
>
>The cost for the lifetime Archery
>license for residents will be
>$200.
>
>I don't believe the bill has
>been signed by the Governor
>yet, but it passed both
>the House and Senate.

I think you're right about the NR's part being amended out of the bill. At one time, I think I read that NR's were included on the bill. (not at the same price, of course)
Zeke