How do you check in a deer.......

[esshup]

With a landowner "tag"? No hunting license number.........

[steiny]

There is an online check in procedure for landowner to follow, just like anyone else with a license.
I do it every year one or more times, pretty self explanatory.

[greghopper]

All you need is a CID #

www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/files/fw-CheckIN_Game_how_to.pdf

[esshup]

O.K., thanks guys. I have a customer that will be doing that, but he's not computer literate. Since I have a lifetime license, I just use the license # when I check mine in, even if shot here on this property.

[mgderf]

I am going to assume that C.I.D. is Customer Identification Number.
I do not believe you need one, but will be issued one upon check-in of a deer.

I went through this for the first time last season as a new landowner.
All that was required was to follow the online check-in prompts.
When it asks for the license number, there is a "landowner exemption" option.
Simply choose the landowner exemption and follow the rest of the process.

Very easy and painless.

[whitetaildave24]

Pretty sure you need a CID to even get past the first page. Even if you hit the I don’t know my CID then it just pulls up a few search tools to look you up and find your number.

[firstwd]

If you don't currently have one, it will prompt you to create an account which assigns you one

[greghopper]

Sept 24, 2019 19:48:44 GMT -5 whitetaildave24 said:

Pretty sure you need a CID to even get past the first page. Even if you hit the I don’t know my CID then it just pulls up a few search tools to look you up and find your number.

Yep.... the link I posted gives you the step by step starting with a CID #

[esshup]

Thanks guys. I'll probably have to walk him thru the process of getting a CID. I think the last time he checked in a deer it was at a check station.