Poland licensing question

[Reed Thoma Outdoors]

Hey y'all,
I am in the process of planning a trip to Poland in September and have been in contact with Prohunt. They said "According renting rifle it’s not a problem but you need to bring with you your hunting permit and rifle permit from US". Does this mean I need to bring my hunter's safety and say like a deer hunting license from my state or are these separate documents?
Thanks,
Reed

 

[375Fox]

You’ll need to send them your US state hunting license and if they are asking a 4457 for any rifle to convert to a Polish hunting license. It’s pretty standard practice for European hunting. It’s proof you are legally licensed to hunt and have firearms in your home country. I did not however carry any US licenses with me while hunting.

 

[analog_peninsula]

Texas and other states are switching over to digital licenses. It will be interesting to see how this shakes out.

 

[375Fox]

Texas and other states are switching over to digital licenses. It will be interesting to see how this shakes out.

Take a screenshot on your phone?

 

[wesheltonj]

When I was hunting Croatia and Slovania I had to send my license & 4457 as I was taking my gun. I took my Texas license & Hunters Ed card but did not need it either once there.

 

[deewayne2003]

I dealt with this for getting a Victoria visitor firearms permit.... To borrow a rifle in Australia.

I ended up going to the state troopers office and they literally had to wright "Texas does not require a firearms license and the state of Texas does not have an official stamp/seal to attach."

I would bring a 4457, copy of your hunting license and hunters safety card.

 

[375Fox]

Other than sending the agency your license and 4457 you won’t need to do anything else on your part besides sign a few papers on the first day.