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hunting on private property in indiana?

I live in north/eastern indiana. Do i need a hunting licenseto hunt on private property and what/ when can i hunt.

Public Comments

1. YES and when the game is in season.*

2. You can hunt anything thats in season, and you have a tag for it.
Check with Fish and Game on the private land, I know in Idaho you just have to have permission from the land owner.

3. In Indiana, you can hunt private land without a license if you or your immediate family is the owner of that land and it is used for agricultural purposes. Otherwise, you need a license and all applicable tags to hunt legally.

4. When I hunt on my farm, I make the rules.

5. Yes, you need a license and you can only hunt during the specified season. The only exception to the hunting season rule is if you are hunting on a game preserve where the game is raised for hunting. This is usually limited to such game as farm raised quail and pheasants. Unless you own the property, you must obtain permission to hunt on it before going hunting.