Private Arkansas Land Elk Hunting Permit Applications Available June 1
Arkansas -(Ammoland.com)- Permits for Arkansas’s private land elk hunts will be available beginning June 1. Elk hunting on private land is restricted to one zone, consisting of all private land in Boone, Carroll, Madison, Newton and Searcy counties, with the exception of a portion of Boxley Valley.
The application period is open from June 1 to July 15. The private land permits are issued through the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Elk Management Assistance Program.
Landowners will be issued a number of permits based on the acreage of their property and the quota for the season. The 2015 quota is 12 bull elk and 24 anterless elk. Permits will be issued to eligible landowners and will be transferable from the landowners to eligible hunters. EMAP permits must be used only within the boundary of the EMAP property they were issued to.
The special youth only antlerless elk season (ages 6-15 and by permit only) will be Nov. 7-8 and the private lands quota hunt will be Nov. 9-13.
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