When hunting for quackers on the river, do state licenses reciprocate?
I am a minnesota resident, what do I need to be legal?
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When hunting for quackers on the river, do state licenses reciprocate?
I am a minnesota resident, what do I need to be legal?
The MN Regs book tells you exactly where you can and cannot hunt along the border waters. Best to read that instead of taking someone else’s word for it.
^ True dat…. but MN/WI HUNTING licenses do NOT reciprocate.
There’s a few places on Pool 4 where a person thinks he’s in MN but is actually in WI.
Diamond Island by the Vermilion and at the head of Lake Pepin come to mind, there maybe more.
The MN Regs book tells you exactly where you can and cannot hunt along the border waters. Best to read that instead of taking someone else’s word for it.
I agree with you. I read the whole mn waterfowl regs and there’s no info on border waters.
You are correct. Sorry, I thought it used to be listed there. If no where else on DNR website, I would call the information number. Good luck!
Go to Upper Mississippi Refuge Map page and you can select area you want to hunt. Stateline is usually main channel but not always. Look at map legend to see symbol for stateline. There are also notations on certain hunting areas so you need to look at it carefully.
https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Upper_Mississippi_River/map.html
Just do yourself a favor and get a Wisconsin duck license most of the good huntable spots on p4 or south are on the Wisconsin side anyway.
Hunting is different than fishing the river.when hunting, the imaginary line between the two states IS IN effect.i agree with above post,most decent water is WI side..
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