An Arkansas hunting license is required for any hunter age 16 and older. Arkansas residents can buy a Wildlife Conservation License for $10.50, while a combination sportsman’s license for hunting and fishing is $35.50. First-time hunters in Arkansas must complete an AGFC-approved hunter education course…
A hunter education course is usually the first required step before you can buy a hunting license for the first time. In all 50 U.S. states, most Canadian provinces, and many countries worldwide, new hunters must complete a course before they can legally purchase a…
Many new hunters run into the same confusing question: what's the difference between a hunting license, a tag, and a permit? The short answer is that a hunting license is your base credential, a permit or stamp authorizes you for a specific species or season,…
An Illinois hunting license is required for hunters age 18 and older, while youth under 18 can hunt with a valid youth hunting license. Illinois residents pay $12.50 for an annual hunting license, and non-residents pay $57.75. First-time hunters must also take an Illinois-approved hunter…
A hunter safety course, also called hunter education, teaches first-time hunters how to hunt safely, legally, and responsibly. In all 50 U.S. states and most Canadian provinces, first-time hunters need their certification to buy a hunting license. An accredited hunter safety course covers firearm safety,…
