A Vermont hunting license costs $28 for residents and $102 for non-residents, per the Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife. The base license covers small game and furbearers, but deer, turkey, and bear each require a separate add-on license, and archery or muzzleloader hunters need…
A Utah hunting license costs $40 for residents and $144 for non-residents, per the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR). Both figures reflect a 2025 fee increase authorized by the Utah Legislature specifically to fund large land purchases that protect wintering wildlife, and resident fees…
A South Dakota hunting license costs $36 for a resident Small Game License and $142 for the non-resident equivalent, per the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP). Both figures already include a $6 legislative surcharge that funds wildlife damage management and public land access.
A Rhode Island hunting license costs $24 for residents and $65 for non-residents when purchased online, per the Rhode Island Division of Fish and Wildlife (RIDEM). Buying at a vendor instead of online adds a small Enhanced Access Fee, bringing those same licenses to $26…
A North Dakota hunting license costs $20 for a resident Small Game License and $150 for the non-resident equivalent, per the North Dakota Game and Fish Department (NDGF). Every hunter also needs a $20 General Game and Habitat License and a small Fishing, Hunting, Furbearer…
A New York hunting license costs $22 for residents and $100 for non-residents, per the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). The base Annual Hunting License now covers small game, deer, and bear together, with turkey included at no extra tag cost, though…
