It really depends on the owner and location.
Owners in some locations I know, do not need a license to harvest an animal from his land for his own tasty pleasure.
They may be able to get their own snacks at will...
As soon as it turns comercial that's a different story .
But the owner probably won't be able to harvest a mountain lion just to get a trophy.
Yes 50100 acres is not an unusual ranch size. I know of one ranch that spans counties and US highway pass through it. Some of the county roads on the ranch, speeds are enforced by the ranch... And when a person gets a 500$ bill in the mail for speeding on the ranch, people are quite surprised... I've drifted...,
So, in Texas a land owner or his AGENT are exempt from hunting regulations.
People have argued with me over this, but it's true weather you believe it or not. I've hunted as an AGENT many times. Mostly for pig and coyote. Guess what, I didn't need a license. Now someone looking to hunt for recreation, need a license. There's a fine line, don't cross it lol.
Owners in some locations I know, do not need a license to harvest an animal from his land for his own tasty pleasure.
They may be able to get their own snacks at will...
As soon as it turns comercial that's a different story .
But the owner probably won't be able to harvest a mountain lion just to get a trophy.
Yes 50100 acres is not an unusual ranch size. I know of one ranch that spans counties and US highway pass through it. Some of the county roads on the ranch, speeds are enforced by the ranch... And when a person gets a 500$ bill in the mail for speeding on the ranch, people are quite surprised... I've drifted...,
So, in Texas a land owner or his AGENT are exempt from hunting regulations.
People have argued with me over this, but it's true weather you believe it or not. I've hunted as an AGENT many times. Mostly for pig and coyote. Guess what, I didn't need a license. Now someone looking to hunt for recreation, need a license. There's a fine line, don't cross it lol.