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<h1>Welcome to the Klamath Tribes Natural Resources Online Tag Sales</h1>
<p>This game tag sales system was developed for the benefit of tribal members. Most noticeably, game tags can now be purchased from home 24 hours a day, every day of the year eliminating the need to visit the administration office.</p>
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<h2 class="header-style-1"> What Do You Want To Do? <br>
<span class="sub-header">You must purchase your own license.</span>
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<h2 class="header-style-1"> Tagging System </h2>
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<p class="text-larger">This game tag sales system was developed for the benefit of tribal members. Most noticeably, game tags can now be purchased from home 24 hours a day, every day of the year eliminating the need to visit the
administration office. This system allows the Klamath Tribes to ensure sales are conducted in accordance with Klamath Indian Game Commission regulations and also allows for product delivery in a more precise and timely manner. This system
allows tribal members to report on their hunting effort and success which supplies important biological information and hunter statistics for proper game management. With this information additional funding opportunities can also be
developed. This system also allows the Tribes to accurately monitor sales and track deer tag income. We hope you like the new changes and appreciate the new purchasing opportunity.</p>
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<h2 class="header-style-1"> First Time Customers </h2>
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<p class="text-larger">Tribal hunting privileges are only available for enrolled members of the Klamath Tribes. For this reason, we must ensure that you are an enrolled member before tags can be issued. If you have never purchased
electronic tags in the past, you must first come to the Klamath Tribes Natural Resources Department where we can ensure your enrollment status and create a user profile. Following that initial visit, you will have the opportunity to
purchase your hunting tags from this site 24 hours a day, every day of the year.</p>
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<p> Throughout the transaction process, sensitive data transmissions between your browser and the server are secured. Please configure your browser to allow pop-ups for this site. <br><br> You will need a printer to print the license and
sales receipt. Printing requires that Adobe Acrobat Reader has been installed in your computer. If it has not been installed on your computer, click here to download the free Acrobat Reader software. The license you print at your
printer is the official license and you should carry it together with a photo ID whenever you go fishing/hunting. <br><br> To operate this site successfully, please use Internet Explorer 7.0 or higher, or Netscape 3.6 or higher, Chrome
10 or higher. The latest version is preferred. </p>
<p> Instructions can be found here: <a href="/StepByStepInstructions.aspx">Step by step instructions</a>
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<h2 class="header-style-1 dark"> FAQ's </h2>
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<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can my non-Klamath spouse or friend hunt or fish for me?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>No. Only enrolled Klamath Tribal members can exercise the Klamath Tribes’ treaty right to hunt, fish and gather. Non-Klamath tribal members are under jurisdiction of the State of Oregon, and are subject to State fish and game
regulations.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can my non-Klamath spouse or friend hunt or fish with me?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Yes. Non-Klamath tribal members are subject to State fish and game regulations and can hunt or fish with Klamath tribal members, providing they are in compliance with State regulations. It is a violation of the Klamath Tribes
Wildlife Code for tribal members "Aiding any person, who is not eligible to harvest wildlife except when such a person is legally licensed to do so, or not in violation of pertinent regulations". Wildlife Code, Section 10.01.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can another enrolled Klamath tribal member hunt or fish for me?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Yes, the Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code, Section 6.02 b states: "Big game tags are not transferable to persons outside the family, except that any Tribal member may utilize the tag of an elder or a handicapped person with their
written permission and for the benefit of the elder or handicapped person."</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">I am not a Klamath tribal member, but am enrolled in another federally recognized tribe. Can I hunt or fish in the Klamath Treaty Rights Area?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The Klamath Tribes only have jurisdiction to regulate members of the Klamath Tribes. All non-Klamath tribal members, including tribal members from other tribes, are subject to Oregon State regulations within the Klamath Treaty
Rights Area. Members from other tribes can hunt or fish in the Klamath Treaty Rights Area providing they have a State license and tag, and comply with State fish and game regulations.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can my non-Klamath spouse or friend assist me with gutting, skinning, butchering, or otherwise preparing game or fish I have taken while exercising my treaty rights?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Yes. If the fish or game is taken legally, in compliance with tribal regulations, anyone can assist in care and preparation.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I serve or give away game or fish I have taken, while exercising my treaty rights, to non-Klamath family or friends?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Yes. The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code, 10.01 g, states, however, that it is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this
provision. Section 1.05 c of the Klamath Tribes Wildlife Management Plan defines "commercial" as "the sale or exchange, for anything of value, of wildlife taken from the Reservation."</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Where can I exercise my treaty hunting and fishing rights?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The Klamath Tribes' rights to hunt, fish, trap and gather exist within the boundary of the Klamath Indian Reservation as it existed in 1954 at the time of termination.Maps of the 1954 boundary are on display and available for
purchase at the Klamath Tribes Natural Resources Department, located in the Klamath Tribes Administration Building in Chiloquin, Oregon.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I hunt or fish on private lands within the 1954 Treaty Boundary?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The Tribes' rights extend to private land within the 1954 Treaty Boundary, however, tribal members must obtain landowner permission and observe State trespass law to access private lands.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Is it legal for me, as an enrolled Klamath tribal member, to take game or fish at night with an "artificial light"?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Use of artificial light to hunt and fish at night is a documented and acceptable traditional practice. Use of lanterns, spotlights, and other "artificial" lights are considered a "method of take", and is not a violation of tribal
regulations.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I exercise my treaty rights on Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge lands at the Klamath Marsh?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Yes. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife recognizes that the Tribes' treaty rights are valid on the Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge.To protect the refuge from resource damage, however, motor vehicle use on the Refuge is restricted.
As per an agreement between the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service and the Klamath Tribes, tribal members requiring vehicle access may make arrangements by contacting staff at the Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters,
located off the Silver Lake Highway at the Klamath Marsh.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I exercise my treaty rights on lands managed by the State of Oregon within the 1954 Boundary?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Yes. Fishing within 100 yards of the hatchery on Crooked Creek, however, is prohibited.</div>
</div>
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<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">How do I report an illegal hunting or fishing activity by a tribal member?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Violations of the Klamath Tribes tribal fish and game regulations should be made to the Klamath Tribes Enforcement Officer.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">What should I do if I observe a non-Klamath tribal member performing an illegal hunting or fishing activity?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Reporting violations of State hunting and fishing regulations should be made directly to the Oregon State Police.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I trade game or fish I obtained while exercising my treaty rights for goods or services?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code, 10.01 g states that is is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this provision.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I sell fish or game I have taken while exercising my treaty rights?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code 10.01 g states that it is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this provision.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I exercise my treaty rights on the Longbell Tract, which is currently owned by Jeld-Wen?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The Longbell Tract is private land within the 1954 Boundary. Tribal members must obtain permission of the landowner to exercise their treaty rights on private lands within the 1954 Boundary.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">As an enrolled Klamath Tribal Member, can I guide fishing and hunting trips for non-tribal members?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>On May 30, 2001, the KIGC passed a motion stating: "It is a violation to use Klamath tribal subsistence treaty rights to guide hunts or fishing expeditions of a non-tribal nature for commercial purposes."</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">If I am an enrolled Klamath tribal member, can I pursue and hunt big game with dogs?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Hunting of deer, elk and antelope with dogs is a violation of the Klamath Tribes Game Code, Section 10.01 m. The pursuit and hunting of bears and cougars with dogs is a legal activity.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">When will the Tribes have buffalo tags for sale?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The buffalo within the 1954 Boundary are domestic animals that occasionally trespass on public lands. Though these are trespass animals, they are considered private property and are not animals that can be hunted by the tribal or
non-tribal public.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I pick mushrooms? If so, where?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Tribal members have the right to pick mushrooms anywhere within the 1954 Boundary, free of State and Federal regulation. Tribal members must obtain permission of the landowner to pick mushrooms on private lands within the 1954
Boundary.</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Can I barter fish and game I have taken while exercising my treaty rights with members of other tribes?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>The Kimball v. Callahan Consent Decree states that: "nothing herein shall prevent the Tribe from authorizing the barter or exchange of fish and wildlife taken pursuant to this Agreement between tribal members or with other tribes
for Indian non commercial use".</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="faq">
<div class="faq-q">Do I need a printer to purchase a tag on-line?</div>
<div class="faq-a">
<div>Yes. The tag you print at your printer is a valid, official tag and no other tag will be mailed to you. You may also want to print out the transaction receipt for your records.</div>
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q: 'Where can I exercise my treaty hunting and fishing rights?',
a: 'The Klamath Tribes\' rights to hunt, fish, trap and gather exist within the boundary of the Klamath Indian Reservation as it existed in 1954 at the time of termination.Maps of the 1954 boundary are on display and available for purchase at the Klamath Tribes Natural Resources Department, located in the Klamath Tribes Administration Building in Chiloquin, Oregon.'
}, {
q: 'Can I hunt or fish on private lands within the 1954 Treaty Boundary?',
a: 'The Tribes\' rights extend to private land within the 1954 Treaty Boundary, however, tribal members must obtain landowner permission and observe State trespass law to access private lands.'
}, {
q: 'Is it legal for me, as an enrolled Klamath tribal member, to take game or fish at night with an "artificial light"?',
a: 'Use of artificial light to hunt and fish at night is a documented and acceptable traditional practice. Use of lanterns, spotlights, and other "artificial" lights are considered a "method of take", and is not a violation of tribal regulations.'
}, {
q: 'Can I exercise my treaty rights on Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge lands at the Klamath Marsh?',
a: 'Yes. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife recognizes that the Tribes\' treaty rights are valid on the Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge.To protect the refuge from resource damage, however, motor vehicle use on the Refuge is restricted. As per an agreement between the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service and the Klamath Tribes, tribal members requiring vehicle access may make arrangements by contacting staff at the Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters, located off the Silver Lake Highway at the Klamath Marsh.'
}, {
q: 'Can I exercise my treaty rights on lands managed by the State of Oregon within the 1954 Boundary?',
a: 'Yes. Fishing within 100 yards of the hatchery on Crooked Creek, however, is prohibited.'
}, {
q: 'How do I report an illegal hunting or fishing activity by a tribal member?',
a: 'Violations of the Klamath Tribes tribal fish and game regulations should be made to the Klamath Tribes Enforcement Officer.'
}, {
q: 'What should I do if I observe a non-Klamath tribal member performing an illegal hunting or fishing activity?',
a: 'Reporting violations of State hunting and fishing regulations should be made directly to the Oregon State Police.'
}, {
q: 'Can I trade game or fish I obtained while exercising my treaty rights for goods or services?',
a: 'The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code, 10.01 g states that is is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this provision.'
}, {
q: 'Can I sell fish or game I have taken while exercising my treaty rights?',
a: 'The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code 10.01 g states that it is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this provision.'
}, {
q: 'Can I exercise my treaty rights on the Longbell Tract, which is currently owned by Jeld-Wen?',
a: 'The Longbell Tract is private land within the 1954 Boundary. Tribal members must obtain permission of the landowner to exercise their treaty rights on private lands within the 1954 Boundary.'
}, {
q: 'As an enrolled Klamath Tribal Member, can I guide fishing and hunting trips for non-tribal members?',
a: 'On May 30, 2001, the KIGC passed a motion stating: "It is a violation to use Klamath tribal subsistence treaty rights to guide hunts or fishing expeditions of a non-tribal nature for commercial purposes."'
}, {
q: 'If I am an enrolled Klamath tribal member, can I pursue and hunt big game with dogs?',
a: 'Hunting of deer, elk and antelope with dogs is a violation of the Klamath Tribes Game Code, Section 10.01 m. The pursuit and hunting of bears and cougars with dogs is a legal activity.'
}, {
q: 'When will the Tribes have buffalo tags for sale?',
a: 'The buffalo within the 1954 Boundary are domestic animals that occasionally trespass on public lands. Though these are trespass animals, they are considered private property and are not animals that can be hunted by the tribal or non-tribal public.'
}, {
q: 'Can I pick mushrooms? If so, where?',
a: 'Tribal members have the right to pick mushrooms anywhere within the 1954 Boundary, free of State and Federal regulation. Tribal members must obtain permission of the landowner to pick mushrooms on private lands within the 1954 Boundary.'
}, {
q: 'Can I barter fish and game I have taken while exercising my treaty rights with members of other tribes?',
a: 'The Kimball v. Callahan Consent Decree states that: "nothing herein shall prevent the Tribe from authorizing the barter or exchange of fish and wildlife taken pursuant to this Agreement between tribal members or with other tribes for Indian non commercial use".'
}, {
q: 'Do I need a printer to purchase a tag on-line?',
a: 'Yes. The tag you print at your printer is a valid, official tag and no other tag will be mailed to you. You may also want to print out the transaction receipt for your records.'
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Funding for this program has been provided by the Klamath Tribes Distribution and Investment Board support: 1-541-783-2219 WELCOME TO THE KLAMATH TRIBES NATURAL RESOURCES ONLINE TAG SALES This game tag sales system was developed for the benefit of tribal members. Most noticeably, game tags can now be purchased from home 24 hours a day, every day of the year eliminating the need to visit the administration office. Learn More 2024 TAGS ARE NOW AVAILABLE WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO? YOU MUST PURCHASE YOUR OWN LICENSE. Report a Tag (harvest / no harvest) Purchase Hunting Tags Reprint Hunting Tags purchases must have been made within the last 48 hours Have Questions? Visit FAQ section. TAGGING SYSTEM This game tag sales system was developed for the benefit of tribal members. Most noticeably, game tags can now be purchased from home 24 hours a day, every day of the year eliminating the need to visit the administration office. This system allows the Klamath Tribes to ensure sales are conducted in accordance with Klamath Indian Game Commission regulations and also allows for product delivery in a more precise and timely manner. This system allows tribal members to report on their hunting effort and success which supplies important biological information and hunter statistics for proper game management. With this information additional funding opportunities can also be developed. This system also allows the Tribes to accurately monitor sales and track deer tag income. We hope you like the new changes and appreciate the new purchasing opportunity. FIRST TIME CUSTOMERS Tribal hunting privileges are only available for enrolled members of the Klamath Tribes. For this reason, we must ensure that you are an enrolled member before tags can be issued. If you have never purchased electronic tags in the past, you must first come to the Klamath Tribes Natural Resources Department where we can ensure your enrollment status and create a user profile. Following that initial visit, you will have the opportunity to purchase your hunting tags from this site 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Technical Recommendations Throughout the transaction process, sensitive data transmissions between your browser and the server are secured. Please configure your browser to allow pop-ups for this site. You will need a printer to print the license and sales receipt. Printing requires that Adobe Acrobat Reader has been installed in your computer. If it has not been installed on your computer, click here to download the free Acrobat Reader software. The license you print at your printer is the official license and you should carry it together with a photo ID whenever you go fishing/hunting. To operate this site successfully, please use Internet Explorer 7.0 or higher, or Netscape 3.6 or higher, Chrome 10 or higher. The latest version is preferred. Instructions can be found here: Step by step instructions FAQ'S Can my non-Klamath spouse or friend hunt or fish for me? No. Only enrolled Klamath Tribal members can exercise the Klamath Tribes’ treaty right to hunt, fish and gather. Non-Klamath tribal members are under jurisdiction of the State of Oregon, and are subject to State fish and game regulations. Can my non-Klamath spouse or friend hunt or fish with me? Yes. Non-Klamath tribal members are subject to State fish and game regulations and can hunt or fish with Klamath tribal members, providing they are in compliance with State regulations. It is a violation of the Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code for tribal members "Aiding any person, who is not eligible to harvest wildlife except when such a person is legally licensed to do so, or not in violation of pertinent regulations". Wildlife Code, Section 10.01. Can another enrolled Klamath tribal member hunt or fish for me? Yes, the Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code, Section 6.02 b states: "Big game tags are not transferable to persons outside the family, except that any Tribal member may utilize the tag of an elder or a handicapped person with their written permission and for the benefit of the elder or handicapped person." I am not a Klamath tribal member, but am enrolled in another federally recognized tribe. Can I hunt or fish in the Klamath Treaty Rights Area? The Klamath Tribes only have jurisdiction to regulate members of the Klamath Tribes. All non-Klamath tribal members, including tribal members from other tribes, are subject to Oregon State regulations within the Klamath Treaty Rights Area. Members from other tribes can hunt or fish in the Klamath Treaty Rights Area providing they have a State license and tag, and comply with State fish and game regulations. Can my non-Klamath spouse or friend assist me with gutting, skinning, butchering, or otherwise preparing game or fish I have taken while exercising my treaty rights? Yes. If the fish or game is taken legally, in compliance with tribal regulations, anyone can assist in care and preparation. Can I serve or give away game or fish I have taken, while exercising my treaty rights, to non-Klamath family or friends? Yes. The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code, 10.01 g, states, however, that it is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this provision. Section 1.05 c of the Klamath Tribes Wildlife Management Plan defines "commercial" as "the sale or exchange, for anything of value, of wildlife taken from the Reservation." Where can I exercise my treaty hunting and fishing rights? The Klamath Tribes' rights to hunt, fish, trap and gather exist within the boundary of the Klamath Indian Reservation as it existed in 1954 at the time of termination.Maps of the 1954 boundary are on display and available for purchase at the Klamath Tribes Natural Resources Department, located in the Klamath Tribes Administration Building in Chiloquin, Oregon. Can I hunt or fish on private lands within the 1954 Treaty Boundary? The Tribes' rights extend to private land within the 1954 Treaty Boundary, however, tribal members must obtain landowner permission and observe State trespass law to access private lands. Is it legal for me, as an enrolled Klamath tribal member, to take game or fish at night with an "artificial light"? Use of artificial light to hunt and fish at night is a documented and acceptable traditional practice. Use of lanterns, spotlights, and other "artificial" lights are considered a "method of take", and is not a violation of tribal regulations. Can I exercise my treaty rights on Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge lands at the Klamath Marsh? Yes. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife recognizes that the Tribes' treaty rights are valid on the Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge.To protect the refuge from resource damage, however, motor vehicle use on the Refuge is restricted. As per an agreement between the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service and the Klamath Tribes, tribal members requiring vehicle access may make arrangements by contacting staff at the Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters, located off the Silver Lake Highway at the Klamath Marsh. Can I exercise my treaty rights on lands managed by the State of Oregon within the 1954 Boundary? Yes. Fishing within 100 yards of the hatchery on Crooked Creek, however, is prohibited. How do I report an illegal hunting or fishing activity by a tribal member? Violations of the Klamath Tribes tribal fish and game regulations should be made to the Klamath Tribes Enforcement Officer. What should I do if I observe a non-Klamath tribal member performing an illegal hunting or fishing activity? Reporting violations of State hunting and fishing regulations should be made directly to the Oregon State Police. Can I trade game or fish I obtained while exercising my treaty rights for goods or services? The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code, 10.01 g states that is is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this provision. Can I sell fish or game I have taken while exercising my treaty rights? The Klamath Tribes Wildlife Code 10.01 g states that it is a violation to use wildlife or fish for commercial purposes. Hides, antlers or other inedible parts of wildlife taken, however, are exempt from this provision. Can I exercise my treaty rights on the Longbell Tract, which is currently owned by Jeld-Wen? The Longbell Tract is private land within the 1954 Boundary. Tribal members must obtain permission of the landowner to exercise their treaty rights on private lands within the 1954 Boundary. As an enrolled Klamath Tribal Member, can I guide fishing and hunting trips for non-tribal members? On May 30, 2001, the KIGC passed a motion stating: "It is a violation to use Klamath tribal subsistence treaty rights to guide hunts or fishing expeditions of a non-tribal nature for commercial purposes." If I am an enrolled Klamath tribal member, can I pursue and hunt big game with dogs? Hunting of deer, elk and antelope with dogs is a violation of the Klamath Tribes Game Code, Section 10.01 m. The pursuit and hunting of bears and cougars with dogs is a legal activity. When will the Tribes have buffalo tags for sale? The buffalo within the 1954 Boundary are domestic animals that occasionally trespass on public lands. Though these are trespass animals, they are considered private property and are not animals that can be hunted by the tribal or non-tribal public. Can I pick mushrooms? If so, where? Tribal members have the right to pick mushrooms anywhere within the 1954 Boundary, free of State and Federal regulation. Tribal members must obtain permission of the landowner to pick mushrooms on private lands within the 1954 Boundary. Can I barter fish and game I have taken while exercising my treaty rights with members of other tribes? The Kimball v. Callahan Consent Decree states that: "nothing herein shall prevent the Tribe from authorizing the barter or exchange of fish and wildlife taken pursuant to this Agreement between tribal members or with other tribes for Indian non commercial use". Do I need a printer to purchase a tag on-line? Yes. The tag you print at your printer is a valid, official tag and no other tag will be mailed to you. You may also want to print out the transaction receipt for your records. klamathtribe.org | Privacy Policy | Accessibility Policy | Support: 1-541-783-2219 Website Powered by S3, LLC