Tennessee Hunting License Fees
Last verified 2026-11-01 from official agency sources
Standard annual adult license (Combination Hunt/Fish Annual (ages 16-64); Annual Hunt - Small Game/Waterfowl (No Big Game)). Other licenses are in the table below.
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Not the full cost of hunting. These are hunting license prices only. Big game tags, drawings, stamps and permits are separate and cost extra, and are not listed here.
| License | Resident | Non-resident | Senior resident |
|---|---|---|---|
| Combination Hunt/Fish Annual (ages 16-64) Tennessee sells residents a combined hunting and fishing license as the minimum license to hunt small game. Supplemental licenses are required for deer, elk, bear, turkey and waterfowl. The senior price is for the Annual Senior Citizen Hunt/Fish/Trap license, available at 65. Processing fees apply. Source | $33 | n/a | $4 |
| Annual Hunt - Small Game/Waterfowl (No Big Game) Nonresident annual license; no big game. Source | n/a | $110 | n/a |
| 7-Day Hunt - Small Game/Waterfowl (No Big Game) Nonresident 7-day license; no big game. Source | n/a | $61 | n/a |
| Annual All Game Nonresident annual license that includes big game. Source | n/a | $305 | n/a |
| 7-Day All Game Nonresident 7-day license that includes big game. Source | n/a | $214 | n/a |
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Hunting licenses are set up differently in every state. Some states sell one general license, others sell a small game license, and big game tags, stamps and permits are usually separate and not listed here. Check what you need on the official agency site.
Prices are shown as listed by the agency. Some include agent or processing fees and some do not, so your total at checkout may differ.
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