For the 2026-2027 season, resident hunters can expect to pay $34.35 for an annual all-game license or $22.75 for an annual small game license. Nonresidents pay much more, with an annual all-game license costing $399.50. There is also a 10-day nonresident all-game option at $168…
The annual resident Ohio hunting license cost is only $19 for adults. Final costs vary depending on the hunter's residency, age, and duration of the license, and most hunters will also require additional species-specific permits. This means Ohio residents can start hunting for less than…
The total Minnesota hunting license cost varies depending on the species you're targeting and your residency status. Resident deer licenses cost $34, and non-resident deer licenses cost $185. Small game licenses are roughly $26, while specific stamps for waterfowl or pheasants are $7.50. While some…
Your Oklahoma hunting license cost will start at $36 for a resident annual hunting license and $209 for a nonresident annual hunting license for the 2026 season. Your total cost from there depends on what you plan to hunt. If you're after big game like…
Ready to hunt in North Dakota this season? If you were born after 1961, you must show proof of a hunter education certification before buying your license. A hunter safety course helps you stay safe in the field. Through a state-approved hunter safety course, you'll learn proper firearm and bow…
Your Michigan hunting license cost starts with an important first step: your base license. As of March 2026, every hunter in Michigan must buy a base license before purchasing species-specific tags or bundles. From there, the total cost depends on your residency, age, and what…
