Just got mine in the mail! As a reminder, looks like it needs to be reported online this year by end of day.
https://www.dnr.sc.gov/turkeyharvest/
Seems redundant combined with tags.
Just got mine in the mail! As a reminder, looks like it needs to be reported online this year by end of day.
https://www.dnr.sc.gov/turkeyharvest/
Seems redundant combined with tags.
I don't think it's meant to be redundant. It my understanding the tags allow you to legally harvest and transport the bird. The online report provides state biologist with information on harvest. Gotta make the reporting mandatory, or nobody would do it , And thus, no data.
Last edited by tman; 03-04-2024 at 12:04 PM.
"Hunt today to kill tomorrow." - Ron Jolly
It's been that way since 2022.
Tags and online reporting are redundant and annoying.
Do away with tags, save money, kill bird, report, get conf# for transport, taxidermist etc.
Last edited by Glenn; 03-04-2024 at 12:32 PM.
49 states do it 49 different ways!
"Hunt today to kill tomorrow." - Ron Jolly
Not really. Most states with an online check-in/app have had the good sense to do away with tags. But true to form SC thinks a round wheel is just too simple and effective of an idea and needs to flat spot it in at least one place.
What if you don't notify on line how they gonna know.
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Altered by spike proteins, so that ain’t got nettin on me.
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They wouldn't, but if you were caught they would issue a citation. Not much different than not tagging and reporting.
In Florida, we have the option to either fill out a sheet of paper prior to moving (then reporting within 24 hours) or to or report online prior to moving. Telecheck wouldn't work as you don't always have signal.
I dont have a problem calling it in. If you were checked and there was a tag missing from the tag card they could check to see if you had called it in I guess. Been checked one time in 20 years turkey hunting (last year during a raging thunder storm).
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