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No they don't.... but they could have been acquiring adult points at the same time as youth as long as they paid for the point.
Just so you know.... If it hasn't changed, you could purchase points for kids even without them having their hunters ID yet, just don't put in. Get them a WILD ID crab license and you have that part done. Others who have looked into it more recently can confirm, but people used to start buying points at birth for kids.
I believe that has changed and is no longer allowed. I think the new rules state that they have to have gone through hunter education in order to purchase the applications. This was a recent change as of a few years ago. I don't have the ability to site it right now, hopefully someone else has it handy and can post it up.
No they don't roll over.You have to pass hunter ed now to apply for permits or earn points.Youth until 16 but not a youth once 16. If your youth turns 16 before September when the seasons start you can still buy the application when they are 15, put them in for the hunt, draw the hunt even if 16 at drawing point and hunt on a youth tag even though they technically aren't a youth anymore.
Make sure you buy their license and applications before they turn 16, both for the youth stuff and cost. I forgot and got stung, lost a year of application possibilities and paid the extra cost. It isn't how old they are during the season (hunting or fishing), it's how old they are when you buy the license. Buy it before their birthday.
Quote from: Stein on October 08, 2021, 04:53:48 PMMake sure you buy their license and applications before they turn 16, both for the youth stuff and cost. I forgot and got stung, lost a year of application possibilities and paid the extra cost. It isn't how old they are during the season (hunting or fishing), it's how old they are when you buy the license. Buy it before their birthday.Thanks since his bday in Jan I prob would have screwed that up!I don’t think that will work in buying it early as most lic go until March
Quote from: Platensek-po on October 08, 2021, 06:16:05 PMQuote from: Stein on October 08, 2021, 04:53:48 PMMake sure you buy their license and applications before they turn 16, both for the youth stuff and cost. I forgot and got stung, lost a year of application possibilities and paid the extra cost. It isn't how old they are during the season (hunting or fishing), it's how old they are when you buy the license. Buy it before their birthday.Thanks since his bday in Jan I prob would have screwed that up!I don’t think that will work in buying it early as most lic go until March