Facebook laptop app download laptop. Use the Mentored Youth Hunter and Trapper Permission Form (PDF) whenever a junior hunter (age 15 or younger) or first time big game hunter who is 16 or 17 years of age is accompanied by an experienced, licensed adult who is not their parent.
Junior Bowhunting
12 - 15 Year Old Bowhunters Can Hunt Deer and Bear with a Bow
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Here are the requirements for junior Bowhunters:
- Youth must have completed a course in both Hunter Education and Bowhunter Education.
- Youth must have a Bowhunting license.
- 12-13 year old youth must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or a person who is 21 years or older. Adult mentor must have at least 3 years of experience hunting deer or bear with a bow and have a license to hunt big game in the same seasons.
- 14-15 year old youth must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or a person who is 18 years or older. Adult mentor must have at least 1 year of experience hunting deer or bear with a bow and have a license to hunt big game in the same seasons.
- Junior Bowhunters may hunt deer and bear with a bow during the bowhunting and regular seasons.
- Junior bowhunters do not have to wear orange and/or hunt from the ground.
Firearms Hunting
14 and 15 Year Old Hunters Can Hunt Deer and Bear with a Firearm
Here are the requirements for junior hunters to hunt big game with a firearm:
- Youth must have completed a course in Hunter Education.
- Youth must have a hunting license.
- Adult mentor must be a parent, legal guardian, or a person who is 21 years or older. Adult mentor must be licensed to hunt big game and have 3 years of big game hunting experience.
- Both the junior hunter and mentor must remain on the ground while hunting; you may not use a tree stand or hunt from an elevated platform.
- Both the junior hunter and the mentor must wear fluorescent hunter orange or pink visible from all directions: shirt, jacket, or vest with at least 250 square inches of solid or patterned orange or pink (the pattern must be at least 50% orange or pink) OR a hat with at least 50% fluorescent orange or pink.
Youth Firearms Big Game Hunt
Youth Firearms Big Game Hunt occurs on Columbus Day weekend (see map of deer hunting seasons).
- Resident and non-resident Hunting license holders aged 14 or 15 may participate in the youth big game hunt.
- Junior hunters may take 1 deer and 1 bear during the youth hunt.
- Junior hunters may use a Deer Management Permit (antlerless-only), Deer Management Assistance Program tag (antlerless-only), or a regular season tag. During the youth big game hunt, junior hunters may use the regular season tag for a deer of either-sex.
- The youth big game hunt occurs in both the Northern Zone and Southern Zone, except in bowhunting only areas and Suffolk County.
- During the youth big game hunt, mentors may not carry a firearm or bow to pursue deer and bear.
- Any deer or bear taken during the youth firearms hunt counts toward the annual bag limit. No extra tags are issued for this special youth season.
- While adult bowhunters may hunt deer or bear with a bow over Columbus Day weekend, adults mentoring a Junior Hunter participating in the youth big game hunt are not permitted to bowhunt. We recommend that adult bowhunters put their bow away for the weekend and spend time afield mentoring a junior hunter during the youth big game hunt.
Additional Rules for Junior Hunters and Mentors
Facebook laptop app download laptop. Use the Mentored Youth Hunter and Trapper Permission Form (PDF) whenever a junior hunter (age 15 or younger) or first time big game hunter who is 16 or 17 years of age is accompanied by an experienced, licensed adult who is not their parent.
Junior Bowhunting
12 - 15 Year Old Bowhunters Can Hunt Deer and Bear with a Bow
Old-School Hunting Tips for Today's Outdoorsmen. 5 Tips For Braising Wild Game Meat. 5 Great Stand Locations for Late-Season Deer. The Best New and Used Break-Action. Deer Hunter II: The Hunt Continues!, endorsed by Wildlife Forever, offers four locations, more than a dozen accessories, nine weapons, and unlimited seasons for hunters keen on tracking, stalking and taking down big bucks and graceful does in pre-rut, rut, and post-rut situations. This game turns the tables on hunters by placing weaponry in the hands of a trash-talking deer. In Deer's Revenge, you find yourself stalking various rednecks outside a trailer park. Killing a couple of deer was alright, but I won't be burning the midnight oil trying to bag the mythical Yeti-buck of the Andes. I'm sure hunting fans will get much more replay out of the game. Deer Hunter is a must download for hunting fans. I don't hunt but I still found Deer Hunter to be a satisfying experience.
Here are the requirements for junior Bowhunters:
- Youth must have completed a course in both Hunter Education and Bowhunter Education.
- Youth must have a Bowhunting license.
- 12-13 year old youth must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or a person who is 21 years or older. Adult mentor must have at least 3 years of experience hunting deer or bear with a bow and have a license to hunt big game in the same seasons.
- 14-15 year old youth must be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or a person who is 18 years or older. Adult mentor must have at least 1 year of experience hunting deer or bear with a bow and have a license to hunt big game in the same seasons.
- Junior Bowhunters may hunt deer and bear with a bow during the bowhunting and regular seasons.
- Junior bowhunters do not have to wear orange and/or hunt from the ground.
Firearms Hunting
14 and 15 Year Old Hunters Can Hunt Deer and Bear with a Firearm
Here are the requirements for junior hunters to hunt big game with a firearm:
- Youth must have completed a course in Hunter Education.
- Youth must have a hunting license.
- Adult mentor must be a parent, legal guardian, or a person who is 21 years or older. Adult mentor must be licensed to hunt big game and have 3 years of big game hunting experience.
- Both the junior hunter and mentor must remain on the ground while hunting; you may not use a tree stand or hunt from an elevated platform.
- Both the junior hunter and the mentor must wear fluorescent hunter orange or pink visible from all directions: shirt, jacket, or vest with at least 250 square inches of solid or patterned orange or pink (the pattern must be at least 50% orange or pink) OR a hat with at least 50% fluorescent orange or pink.
Youth Firearms Big Game Hunt
Youth Firearms Big Game Hunt occurs on Columbus Day weekend (see map of deer hunting seasons).
- Resident and non-resident Hunting license holders aged 14 or 15 may participate in the youth big game hunt.
- Junior hunters may take 1 deer and 1 bear during the youth hunt.
- Junior hunters may use a Deer Management Permit (antlerless-only), Deer Management Assistance Program tag (antlerless-only), or a regular season tag. During the youth big game hunt, junior hunters may use the regular season tag for a deer of either-sex.
- The youth big game hunt occurs in both the Northern Zone and Southern Zone, except in bowhunting only areas and Suffolk County.
- During the youth big game hunt, mentors may not carry a firearm or bow to pursue deer and bear.
- Any deer or bear taken during the youth firearms hunt counts toward the annual bag limit. No extra tags are issued for this special youth season.
- While adult bowhunters may hunt deer or bear with a bow over Columbus Day weekend, adults mentoring a Junior Hunter participating in the youth big game hunt are not permitted to bowhunt. We recommend that adult bowhunters put their bow away for the weekend and spend time afield mentoring a junior hunter during the youth big game hunt.
Additional Rules for Junior Hunters and Mentors
- Adult mentor must maintain physical control over the junior hunter at all times while hunting. This means the mentor and junior hunter must be close enough to talk without the aid of a radio and must be able to see each other.
- Youth and unlicensed adults may accompany a junior hunter and their mentor during the youth big game hunt, but they may not hunt or assist in the hunt (such as by driving deer).
- In areas where mandatory antler restrictions are in place, hunters aged 12-16 are exempt from the 3-point requirement.
- Junior hunters (ages 14-15) must purchase the muzzleloading privilege to hunt during the muzzleloader season. The requirements listed at the top of this page apply for junior hunters and their mentors when hunting with muzzleloading firearms.
- Nonresidents aged 12-15 can purchase a Nonresident Junior Hunting license. All requirements are the same for resident and nonresident junior hunters, though nonresident junior hunters must pay nonresident rates for turkey tags and muzzleloading privileges.
- If youth turn 14 during the hunting season and they possess a hunting license, after they turn 14 they can return to any license issuing agent to obtain their deer and bear carcass tags at no additional fee. They can also request the tags through our DEC Automated Licensing System (DECALS) or by calling 1-866-933-2257 Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. If they turn 14 on or before October 1, they may also apply for a Deer Management Permit (DMP). If they turn 14 after October 1, the DMP application period is closed. They will be able to apply for a DMP if any are offered during the extended application period beginning November 1. DMPs may be consigned to or from a junior hunter if the junior hunter is 14 or 15 years old.
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