Kentucky Deer Gun Season 2023: What Should I Know?
As we get closer to the 2023 deer gun season in Kentucky, I’m really eager to gather all the information I can to make the most of my hunting experience this year. It feels like there’s always so much to keep track of—regulations change, dates shift, and it’s always good to hear what others are planning as well.
Key Dates
First off, does anyone have the latest information on the specific dates for the 2023 gun season? I believe the traditional dates are typically set, but it’d be great to confirm or see if there’s any new information.
Regulations and Permits
Also, what are the current regulations this year? For example, are there any new rules for tags or permits that I should be aware of? I want to make sure that I’m fully compliant to avoid any issues out in the field.
Things I’m Interested In
Permits: What type of permits do I need for public lands versus private lands?
Bag Limits: Are there any changes to bag limits this season?
Hunting Methods: Is there any info on crossbow or muzzleloader regulations alongside the standard gun season?
Personal Experiences
I’d love to hear about your personal experiences as well! Anyone have tips and tricks for good hunting spots or techniques they have found successful in previous seasons?
I’m also open to sharing any insights I’ve had while hunting in different counties in Kentucky. Let’s build a great discussion and help each other make the most of this season. Looking forward to any advice you all can provide!
Feel free to drop your thoughts, and let’s gear up for a successful season!
I’m really excited for the Kentucky deer gun season! Just a reminder, there are regulations that change every year, so make sure to check for 2023 specifics. Licensing can differ by county, too!
Yes, the bag limit has been adjusted slightly. In 2023, the limit remains at 2 antlered deer, but changes can happen, so it’s best to check the official site.
I don’t think there are major changes to the licensing process, but it’s wise to apply early. Sometimes there can be delays, especially close to the season.
I’m excited for the Kentucky Deer Gun Season this year! One crucial tip is to scout and mark your locations early. I usually start in mid-October to spot trails and bedding areas.
Definitely check out the local regulations before heading out! Each county can have different rules, especially related to equipment and tree stand usage.