Hunting license cost by state, ranked

The standard annual adult license in each state, resident and non-resident. Click a column heading to sort.

Cheapest near you

Alabama$35.30$411.95
Alaska$45$160
Arizona$37Not listed yet
Arkansas$25$410
California$64.54$225.46
Colorado$38.49$104.86
Connecticut$19$91
Delaware$39.50$199.50
Florida$17$151.50
Georgia$15$100
Hawaii$20$105
Illinois$12.50$57.75
Indiana$20$90
Iowa$35$144
Kansas$25$125
Kentucky$28.54$169.12
Louisiana$20$200
Maine$26$115
Maryland$35$160
Massachusetts$40$112
Michigan$11$151
Minnesota$22$102
Mississippi$25$300
Missouri$11.50$108.50
Montana$28$187
Nebraska$20$128
Nevada$38Not listed yet
New Hampshire$32$113
New Jersey$27.50$135.50
New Mexico$25$90
New York$22$100
North Carolina$32$124
North Dakota$20$150
Ohio$19$180.96
Oklahoma$36$209
Oregon$39$193
Pennsylvania$20.97$101.97
Rhode Island$24$65
South Carolina$12$125
South Dakota$36$142
Tennessee$33$110
Texas$25$315
Utah$40$144
Vermont$28$102
Virginia$28$136
Washington$55.13$252.47
West Virginia$19$119
Wisconsin$18$90
Wyoming$27$74

Prices are for each state's standard annual adult license, the base or small game license, depending on the state. States structure their licenses differently (some require extra stamps, and some have no resident-only license), so open a state's page for the full list. Tennessee and Mississippi do not sell a hunting-only resident license, so their resident prices are hunt and fish combination licenses. Some states are missing because we have no verified standard annual price for them yet. Always confirm with the official agency before you buy.

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