A Tennessee hunting license costs $33 a year for residents and $305 a year for non-residents seeking all game, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA). That resident price covers small game and fishing only, so deer, turkey, bear, and waterfowl hunters need to…
A South Carolina hunting license costs $12 a year for residents and $125 a year for non-residents, according to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR). That base license covers small game only, so anyone after deer, turkey, or bear needs to add a…
A Pennsylvania hunting license costs $20.97 for residents and $101.97 for non-residents, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC). That price already includes one antlered deer tag and two turkey tags, one for fall and one for spring, so most hunters don't need to add…
An Oregon hunting license costs $39 for residents and $193 for non-residents, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW). That base license doesn't cover deer, elk, bear, turkey, or antelope, all of which require their own tag purchased separately once you're licensed.
Getting a North Carolina hunting license starts with the Resident State Hunting License ($30), which covers small game only, according to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC). Hunters who want deer, turkey, or bear need to add the Resident Big Game Privilege ($17), bringing…
A New Jersey hunting license splits by weapon type rather than selling one all-purpose license: the Firearm Hunting License costs $27.50 for residents, while the Bow and Arrow License costs $31.50. Non-residents pay $135.50 for either license separately, and hunters who want both disciplines can…
