Checking in Deer

[Guest walkingdeadman]

I was on another site earlier tonight and saw that someone in middle Tennessee was checking in there deer online. Is this possible in all parts of the state?

[2000silverz28]

Yes its a new system they started this year.

https://www4.wildlifelicense.com/tn/index2.php

[memphismason]

yes

[DaveS]

If I'm not mistaking (someone correct me if I am), I understand you can check them in online only "after normal hours" of your local check in station. I'm going to research this some more.

[memphismason]

This will become more and more popular.

The state of Arkansas has done away with check-in station all together. You can only do online checking. Seems kinda of odd due to a lot of backwoods ole timers don't have the internets. Should be interesting.

[bvarnell]

Seems kinda of odd due to a lot of backwoods ole timers don't have the internets. Should be interesting.

The same ones probably didn't do check-ins or have a hunting license either.

I'll bet there is a fairly high % who don't report anyway.

[ShaunM]

I think we still need actual checking stations. If not I think people will say the heck with checking them. I know were I hunt not a lot of my friends (just one) has internet at his house.

[Guest Jcochran88]

Works very easy. I checked my doe in online. Just remember you must have a printer to print off your perminant kill tag and your new temp tag.

[memphismason]

The same ones probably didn't do check-ins or have a hunting license either.

I'll bet there is a fairly high % who don't report anyway.

I am sure the percentage is very high.

[memphismason]

Works very easy. I checked my doe in online. Just remember you must have a printer to print off your perminant kill tag and your new temp tag.

I will be taking advantage of this with any deer that I harvest this year.

[Guest walkingdeadman]

what happens when and if you kill more than one that day, how does the tagging work then?