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thanks for that - I now recall reading that before, and unfortunately my state does not offer the reciprocal non-resident benefits. So I pay in Ohio...

Yes, I do buy a non-resident hunting license, and deer and turkey permits. The landowner payment exemption is only for resident land owners.

True that nobody owns the deer until it's killed and tagged legally, but the point of opportunity should not be limited to residency. Animals don't know what state they are in.

I do - I'm an Ohio landowner but have lived out of state for more than 25 years. I go for the family and friends experience, and I shoot whatever gives enough meat to make it worth the effort. I shot a 150 lb doe on public land a few years ago and that was totally satisfying to me! Fun and...

I completely disagree on the non-resident restrictions. I'm a native Ohioan but been non-resident for more than 25 years. I am also an Ohio landowner. Why should my primary residency in another state limit my hunting opportunities on land I own in Ohio? I pay property taxes like every other...