A Connecticut hunting license is required for hunters age 12 and older to legally take wildlife in the state. Residents pay $19 for an annual firearms hunting license, while non-residents pay $91. First-time hunters, or anyone who hasn't held a Connecticut resident license in the…
A Colorado hunting license is required for hunters of any age to legally take wildlife in the state. Residents pay $38.49 for the annual small game license, the qualifying license most hunters buy first, while non-residents pay $104.86. Hunters born on or after January 1,…
An Arizona hunting license is required for hunters age 10 and older to legally take wildlife in the state. Residents pay $37 for a general hunting license, while non-residents must buy a Combination Hunt and Fish license for $160, since Arizona doesn't offer a hunting-only…
An Alabama hunting license is required for hunters age 16 through 64 to legally take wildlife in the state. Residents pay $34.35 for an All Game license covering deer and turkey, or $22.75 for a Small Game license that excludes them. Hunters born on or…
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…
