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You need a hunting license if you are: 12 years and older and using a firearm or bow to hunt or take wild game.
Hunters possessing a Deer Management Permit (DMP) may take one antlerless deer per permit, in addition to deer that may be taken with a regular big game tag or Bow/Muzz Antlerless or Bow/Muzz Either Sex tags.
All residents must have a valid hunting license in their possession except: Resident owners primarily engaged in farming, lessees and members of their immediate families do not need a hunting license when hunting small game on farmlands they are occupying and cultivating.
Applying for a deer management permit (DMP) You may apply for DMPs at all license-issuing outlets, by phone, or online beginning on August 1, 2022. DMPs are available to all hunters age 14 years or older who purchase or possess a regular hunting license (12 years old for Junior Bowhunting license holders).
The Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) provides habitat and herd management assistance to landowners and hunters interested in managing their property for wildlife.
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DMAP is a program aimed at intensively managing deer herds on private lands. It is designed to give cooperators -- whether landowners, hunt clubs or lease operators -- extra assistance in managing deer.
You can apply for up to two DMPs within the same Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) or two different WMUs. Both must be applied for at the same time.
You are not within 500 feet of a home or farm building, unless you have permission from the owner or lessee.
LDWF issues DMAP tags to participants to use during the entire deer season. Participants collect physical data from harvested deer, including sex, weight, antler development, and lactation, and submit it to biologists. Biologists examine these data and evaluate the growth and development of deer by age class.
HUNTING ON PUBLIC OR PRIVATE LAND 85% of the land in New York is privately owned, meaning that most hunting in New York takes place on private property. Hunters can typically freely take game animals hunted on their own private property or may seek permission from a landowner to hunt on their property.

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