A Nevada hunting license is required for hunters aged 12 and older who want to pursue resident game birds, game animals, or protected game animals in the state. Nevada resident annual hunting licenses cost $38, while non-residents pay $155. Big game species management, including mule…
If you’re ages 12 or older, you must have a Wisconsin hunting license before pursuing any game bird or animal. Adult Wisconsin residents pay $24 each for a gun deer, archer, or crossbow license. Junior licenses are available at reduced rates: $20 per license for…
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 West Virginia hunting license costs $19 a year for residents and $119 a year for non-residents, according to the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR). The base license covers small game only, so deer, bear, and turkey hunters need to add a Big…
A Virginia hunting license costs $23 a year for residents and $111 a year for non-residents, according to the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR). That base license covers small game only, so anyone after deer, turkey, or bear needs to add a separate license…
