Hunting License Fees by State
Approximate cost of a resident annual hunting license, non-resident annual license, and any senior citizen discount or free license.
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| Resident Annual | Non-Resident Annual | Senior Discount |
|---|---|---|
| $23 | $315 | Free 65+ |
| $45 | $160 | Free 60+ |
| $37 | $160 | $5 70+ |
| $25 | $350 | Free 65+ |
| $58 | $201 | $15.50 65+ |
| $41 | $453 | Discount 64+ |
| $19 | $76 | Free 65+ |
| $40 | $199 | Free 65+ |
| $17 | $152 | Free 65+ |
| $15 | $200 | Free 65+ |
| $10 | $105 | Free 65+ |
| $15.75 | $185 | Discount 65+ |
| $13.25 | $57 | $1.50 75+ |
| $17 | $120 | Free 65+ |
| $22 | $144 | Free 65+ |
| $28 | $118 | $15 65+ |
| $27 | $155 | $5 65+ |
| $15 | $200 | Free 65+ |
| $26 | $115 | $8 70+ |
| $25 | $140 | Free 65+ |
| $28 | $100 | Free 70+ |
| $11 | $151 | $5 65+ |
| $22 | $165 | $5 65+ |
| $17 | $300 | Free 65+ |
| $10 | $130 | Free 65+ |
| $10 | $650 | $8 62+ |
| $25 | $117 | $5 64+ |
| $38 | $155 | $13 65+ |
| $32 | $113 | $10 68+ |
| $28 | $135 | Free 65+ |
| $15 | $65 | $8 65+ |
| $22 | $100 | Free 70+ |
| $36 | $140 | $15 65+ |
| $14 | $95 | Free 65+ |
| $19 | $181 | Free 66+ |
| $25 | $142 | Free 64+ |
| $34 | $172 | $31 70+ |
| $21 | $102 | Free 65+ |
| $18 | $48 | Free 65+ |
| $12 | $125 | $5 64+ |
| $33 | $110 | Free 65+ |
| $34 | $306 | Free 65+ |
| $25 | $315 | $7 65+ |
| $34 | $72 | Discount 65+ |
| $28 | $102 | $28 66+ |
| $23 | $111 | Free 65+ |
| $45 | $435 | Discount 70+ |
| $19 | $119 | Free 65+ |
| $24 | $160 | $7 65+ |
| $28 | $72 | Free 70+ |
| N/A | N/A | N/A |
License fees fund state wildlife agencies under the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act (16 USC §669), which directs federal excise taxes on firearms and ammunition to state conservation programs. Many states require additional permits, stamps, or tags for specific species (deer, turkey, waterfowl, bear). Hunter education certification is required nationwide for first-time hunters born after specified dates.
This is legal information, not legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always verify current law with official sources and consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for advice on your specific situation.