The cost of a Colorado hunting license depends on where you live, what species you want to hunt, and whether you're applying through the draw or buying an over-the-counter option. For 2026, non-resident big game licenses are much more expensive than the resident licenses. Adult…
For the 2026-2027 season, Montana residents pay $10 for a base hunting license, while non-residents will pay $50. Most hunters will also need a Conservation License, which costs $8 for residents and $10 for non-residents, and an AIS Prevention Pass before they can buy most…
For the 2026-2027 season, resident hunters can expect to pay $34.35 for an annual all-game license or $22.75 for an annual small game license. Nonresidents pay much more, with an annual all-game license costing $399.50. There is also a 10-day nonresident all-game option at $168…
The annual resident Ohio hunting license cost is only $19 for adults. Final costs vary depending on the hunter's residency, age, and duration of the license, and most hunters will also require additional species-specific permits. This means Ohio residents can start hunting for less than…
The total Minnesota hunting license cost varies depending on the species you're targeting and your residency status. Resident deer licenses cost $34, and non-resident deer licenses cost $185. Small game licenses are roughly $26, while specific stamps for waterfowl or pheasants are $7.50. While some…
