I don't have to buy a license. I won't buy a tag. I sure as hell won't load up a deer to take to a check in station.

None of that really changes the point - that 6 doe tags for every hunter is the same as it is today regarding doe harvest. Like I said - may as well be 100 - it won't change whatever the current doe harvest is today. So - the point is why even spend resources to have doe tags if you are gonna issue that many. May as well just have buck tags and no change to doe harvest regulations. That's the only point I was making. No need to get that defensive and assume there was any other agenda behind it.

So should it be a certain limit per household or family?

If alabama has similar systems to other states YOU DON'T BUY THE TAGS!!!
If you are required to buy a license you will be ISSUED tags for FREE at the time of sale.
If you are above the set age then you will be ISSUED tags for FREE at the store or agency that sells license.

And I'm pretty sure IF the state does move to a tag system and requires them to be reported you'll either comply like all other law abiding hunters or you will risk getting caught. It will take an entire generation for the state to get accurate numbers on harvest because of the "I ain't gonna" attitudes that will more than likely bleed over to their next of kin but it up to DCNR to protect and manage this resource and until a good sound tagging system is in place with support from the majority of hunters our DCNR is managing in hindsight.
If you're against a legitimate tag system my advice would be to quit complaining about deer and deer numbers because right now your guess is just as good as the states!

No offense
This way the state can have accurate numbers of what is legally killed
If 6 does is not enough for the land you and your buddies hunt I believe the doe tag program is still in place, not used much anymore but if not it could be implemented again if needed on certain tracts of land

First of all, Alabama is spelled with a CAPITAL A. And why are you hollerin?
If I am not required to buy a license, why would I go out of my way to have a tag issued?
If you are so concerned about these damned pine goats, how about keeping them out of the roads. I bet the insurance companies have some numbers.

there's that word loophole. Look man I live in poacherville Alabama every night in late summer before bow season even starts they are up and down my road shooting every buck with a rack they see. Tags ain't stopping that! What they will stop is when you want to take that one extra deer for your sick neighbor that says I sure wish I had a deer I couldn't hunt this year and so on. Fact is outlaws need gamewardens to catch them doing it. All tags are going to do is affect the honest man and he ain't knocking the number down. Y'all have had it good for so long a poor year and its the sky is falling. When I started he put hounds on any track We found and still never seen deer compare to now. And You Got guys crying about corn. Baahaahaa! Well that's another thing corns always been out I been hunting 39 years and have seen corn every year. And we don't care how they do it up north. We live in the south to hunt 4-6 months a year and fish the rest. And killing Big bucks is something special. Not something if you don't kill 3 150" bucks a year hunting stunk let's get new regulations.

Numerous times over!

I see how we have come to Big Guberment now. Make sure to let the state tell me What to do. Have ANY OF YOU ANY SEEN THE STATE DO A JAM UP JOB ON ANYTHING?

I think Bernie Sanders is gonna way more Votes than expected out of this current group here on Aldeer........

SMH

I think your right. As old Earl use to say WAKE Up America! And Only You can control Trigger Finger itch. You Want to help the deer number join a group. Donate some time to improve the land For God's sake feed Some on your property. When did it become a sin to help the herd in hard time. Shoot some coyote trap some. Bug the Gamewarden when you SEE them old boys kill em off the road in September. I meen he'll every one has kill lights with corn piles under them shots all night from September to March around here. Nothing is done about it Cus our man in green is running his ass off and y'all want to give him one more thing to check on the honest guys. That's about like new gun laws. A Joke.

First of all as much as I would love to say that here in this great country that I have a RIGHT to hunt I can't because it's not a right. If it was a right I wouldn't have to buy license or follow rules,regulations, or seasons!
Unfortunately it a privilege that requires a license that can be taken away.
I'm not for a bunch of stupid rules regulations but having a sound tagging system give the state biologist (who may or may not know as much about deer hunting, habitat, and reproduction as you do but from the ones I've had meetings with have got a pretty good foundation for management) a better understanding of legal harvest in all areas of the state!
Why would you not want to help the state manage it resources?
What better way to have a voice than to share your harvest information with the agency responsible for its management?
I'm getting the feeling that some have had bad experiences with the man in green. I bump into the ones around her on a weekly basis and enjoy eating breakfast and chatting up with them. Everyone I've ever met where outdoorsmans just like myself and we had a lot in common.
Maybe I've got it all wrong...
I've always seen that green truck as a resource, not a harassment!

The kids would have their own license with tags attached. Everyone who is issued a license has their own tags. Really not that hard to comprehend. You are overthinking it. It makes a whole lof more sense than free for all, poachers paradise system we have now.

Every license has its own tags. Every hunter must have their own license. If you are under or over a certain age the license could be free or discounted but every hunter still needs to have the license with tags attached.

Tags would actually help the game warden. When he peeks into the bed of a truck he doesnt have to ask any questions or try to determine if the deer was taken illegally. If its got a tag on its ear or antler he is done and on his way.

6 doe tags should cut the number of does taken. That doesnt mean everyone will shoot all six does. Some people dont shoot does at all and some like me usually take about 2 does a year to eat.
How it really helps is that right now we have a little over 3 months of hunting, lets say 100 days. A doe a day means each hunter can legally kill 100 does. Those are just numbers and no one probably kills that many but i am sure some are killin 30+.
Once the numbers go up in the state, then tag quantities can go up.

If y'all want to regulate what hunters do. Lease you about 15,000 acres and start a club and run it how you see fit. Make your tag system for Your club. If I want to kill 10 deer a year I don't need a State man that don't know what's up in my life telling me it's wrong.

I've hunted in 12 states and parts of Canada with tags. I agree they are not a burden. But just because a state adds the cost of the tags onto license does not mean they are free. In order for Alabama to have free tags, the cost of license could NOT change and the state eat the whole cost of the tag from printing to administration cost. IF the cost goes up, not only are the license buyers paying for the cost of their tags but also the cost of the tags of us non-license buyers. License = Tax. I'll never ask for more taxes. YOU WILL PAY FOR TAGS...just like every other state.

And I don't know how many times you've been stopped by a gamewarden but if you got a buck he wants to see your sheet your license all right then. We have a system that tells that. I would like to know how long some of y'all have hunted. To think that southern deer hunting is easy and you should be able to just walk outside and see deer. Some of y'all won't be happy till it's Just like Europe where only the supper rich hunt. And the state control's every part of it. We can call it Caliabama.

Whole bunch of big gov liberals on here it's sad.