Hunting license question

[fishon]

maybe someone has the answer?

 

I bought my daughter her lifetime license. ( gun)   When she was 3 .  She turns 12 on Oct 15.  She took the classes last spring , ( gun & bow)

We Sent forms in July to ny state.   Nothing came  so we called in Sept.  , When I called, The guy said would arrive  before her bday. 

( I was hoping before Oct 1 for does tags for her  )  

It did come on Oct 4 .   So I been trying  to buy her bow , muzzy license but everywhere I go she is still lock out of computer because she not 12.   She really wants to go on her bday morning  next sat . But worried I'm not going be able to get her tags.  

Does any one know when we be able to purchase  them , sat on Oct 15 or will it be Monday the 17th due to a weekend ? 

She was already disappointed  missing youth weekend  this year. Hate to see her miss next weekend.   Anyone else have this problem?

( The one lady at Walmart told me her bow certificate  was in the  system)   thanks 

[Dusty]

I’ve had very good luck talking to our local town clerk about things like that. They sometimes have more knowledge than some of the over the counter people and definitely care a bit more. Small town stuff. 

[sherman brown]

in IN as long as she is still underage when she buys the license, she is good to go. back when I bought my lifetime license here it covered everything. I was still hunting bow season muzzleloader season, and our gun season, and all my licensees were covered even my doe tags. it wasn't long before I was hunting for free. I had been thinking for some time that I should get one, then the price almost doubled. so, before they went up again, I bought mine. i don't believe they offer these licensees anymore.

[Nittanyfisher]

I was not able to purchase my son's tags until he was officially 12. 

 

I went in on his b-day and there was no issue and that was on a Saturday, so you might be able to get them 1 day in advance but anything more is most likely not going to work in your favor since it is in the system as not being able to obtain a license until their 12th. b-day.