Nonresident youth ages 10 to 17, who possess a nonresident junior mentored hunting license, must be accompanied by a licensed adult 18 years of age or older and be close enough to be within normal conversation or hearing range without shouting or the aid of electronic devices. The licensed adult must have a current year tag which is valid for the same species, and may hunt while participating in the mentored hunting program. The licensed adult may not accompany more than two youth at a time. A tag that has already been filled still meets the tag possession requirement.
• Nonresident youth ages 12 to 17, who possess a full price hunting license are not required to follow the “accompanied by” rule in the field.
To clarify the above, I see the mentored adult must have a tag but what about the youth. How does that work. do they fall under the same quota? Reason I ask is, after sitting in line for HOURS hoping to get a tag, and assuming I did, then logging out and back in for the youth to get a junior tag, the probability of tags remaining is about zero.
• Nonresident youth ages 12 to 17, who possess a full price hunting license are not required to follow the “accompanied by” rule in the field.
To clarify the above, I see the mentored adult must have a tag but what about the youth. How does that work. do they fall under the same quota? Reason I ask is, after sitting in line for HOURS hoping to get a tag, and assuming I did, then logging out and back in for the youth to get a junior tag, the probability of tags remaining is about zero.
