I have no clue?

[Shummy]

I have never hunted Nevada and I have no idea how to figure out what areas of the state are in what units. I know of an area I am interested in provided that there is a late hunt. Could one of you knowledgeable folks tell me how to figure it out?

 

[viking421a]

Go to ndow.org and look at the map. That would be easiest. When you decide to apply to to huntnevada.com to apply.

 

[Shummy]

Well that was easy, thanks!

 

[ktc]

What is wrong Shummy? Did you eat too much ice cream and freeze your brain?;-)

 

[Califelkslayer]

If you haven't applied before and were born after "49", you'll have to apply paper the first year. They want to see a copy of your Hunter Safety Cert. If this has changed, I'd like to know.

 

[DirtyTough]

Califelkslayer, I was able to fax a copy of my hunters ed card, along with a bunch of other info. The next day I was able to buy my license online. The lady told me I could also email it. I hope that helps.

 

[Califelkslayer]

Thanks for the info. Doesn't directly affect me but good to know.

 

[400bull]

Here is a link to the form that you'll need to fax in your registration.

https://www.huntnevada.com/hunteredreg/default.aspx

It does not say anything about being able to email it in, that does not mean that you can't if you first contact them.

Hope this helps

400bull

 

[DirtyTough]

I called them and the lady said it was actually best to email it. She said it is easier to read usually.