Deer hunting on Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.Deer hunting for hunters with disabilities.Deer hunting opportunities for active service members.Mentored hunting: hunting opportunities for new hunters of all ages.Youth Deer Hunt: special hunting opportunities for youth under age 16.The DNR and partner organizations provide a variety of ways to enjoy the deer hunting season: These options are available only in certain counties. Hunters may also request a metro sub-unit antlerless deer harvest authorization at no cost or purchase a bonus metro sub-unit antlerless deer harvest authorization. The harvest authorization is valid within the entire DMU, including any metro sub-units.
#MUZZLE MEANING LICENSE#
Hunters may use any of their Farmland (Zone 2) antlerless deer harvest authorizations included with their license or purchased bonus antlerless deer harvest authorizations to hunt in a metro sub-unit by selecting the deer management unit (DMU) where the sub-unit is located.
#MUZZLE MEANING FULL#
Hunting In Metro Sub-Unitsįor full details, including county lists and maps of metro sub-units, see the 2022 Metro Sub-unit Guide. You can then zoom in on your area to determine which DMU you fall within. Click "Show Layer List", then turn on "DNR Hunting Zones" and select "Deer Zones". Unsure which Deer Management Unit (DMU) to select? Head over to the Public Access Lands mapping application. Bonus antlerless harvest authorizations are available on a first-come, first-served basis at a cost of $12 each for residents, $20 each for non-residents and $5 for youth hunters under age 12. They must be filled in the zone, unit and land type (public or private) designated on each harvest authorization. These bonus antlerless harvest authorizations may be filled with any weapon type during the appropriate season. In Farmland Zones, additional (bonus) harvest authorizations for antlerless deer will be available for purchase starting Aug. Other local or state programs are also available, so hunters should check with their deer processor.One to four additional Farmland (Zone 2) antlerless harvest authorizations will be included in 2022 with each deer hunting license, depending on the unit of choice. A state tax credit offers hunters an incentive for donated deer. Hunters are encouraged to help others by donating deer taken in Maryland. The department strongly recommends using a sliding knot, commonly known as a prusik knot, attached to a line that is secured above the stand that allows the hunter to be safely tethered to the tree as soon as they leave the ground.
Hunters should carefully inspect all tree stands and always wear a full-body safety harness while in the stand and while climbing in or out.
#MUZZLE MEANING REGISTRATION#
Season dates, bag limits, hunting regulations, and registration procedures can be found in the Maryland Guide to Hunting and Trapping.
An antlered sika is defined as a deer with at least one antler visible above the hairline. The sika deer muzzleloader season bag limit is three deer with no more than one being antlered. 20-22, followed by an antlerless-only sika deer season Oct. The early muzzleloader season for sika deer of either sex is open statewide Oct. Licensed junior hunters and apprentice license holders, 16 years of age or younger, are exempt from this restriction. Any additional antlered deer taken within the established bag limit must meet the minimum point restriction. Deer hunters may harvest one antlered white-tailed deer within the yearly bag limit that does not meet the requirement of having at least three points on one antler.
The antlerless deer bag limits differ between deer management regions.Īn antler-point restriction remains in effect. Maryland hunters in Region B have the option to take one additional bonus buck after purchasing a Bonus Antlered Deer Stamp, but this stamp may not be used during the early muzzleloader season. “Beyond that, it also provides us with our first look at the health and status of our deer herd for the year.”įor the 2022-23 season, the statewide bag limit for white-tailed bucks is set at two deer. “The October muzzleloader hunting season is a great way to enjoy time outside during one of the most beautiful times of the year,” Wildlife and Heritage Service Director Paul Peditto said. The popular season typically coincides with pleasant fall weather and is one of many deer hunting opportunities offered in the state. Hunters in Region B - the state’s central, southern, and eastern regions - can also use muzzleloaders from Oct. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced that the first segment of Maryland’s muzzleloader deer season runs from Oct.
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