A Michigan hunting license starts with a base license, which every resident and non-resident hunter needs before adding species-specific tags. Residents pay $11 for the base license, while non-residents pay $151. Hunters born on or after January 1, 1960 must complete an approved hunter safety…

A Georgia hunting license is required for hunters age 16 through 64 to legally take wildlife in the state. Residents pay $15 for an annual license, one of the most affordable base rates in the Southeast, while non-residents pay $100. Hunters born on or after…

A Florida hunting license is required for hunters age 16 through 64 to legally take wildlife in the state. Residents pay $17.00 for an annual license, while non-residents pay $151.50. Hunters under 16 and Florida residents age 65 and older are exempt from the license…

A Texas hunting license is required for hunters of any age to legally take wildlife in the state, though a few narrow exemptions exist. Residents pay $25 for an annual license, while a non-resident general hunting license costs $315. Hunters born on or after September…

A California hunting license is required for all hunters age 16 and older to legally take any bird or mammal in the state. Residents pay $64.54 for an annual license, while non-residents pay $225.46. All first-time hunters, regardless of age, must complete a CDFW-approved hunter…