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Monday, May 20, 2013
License Information & Fees
(Licenses are valid from date of purchase to Dec. 31 of each year.)
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Firearm Licenses |
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Resident Firearm Hunting (16–64 years) |
$27.50 |
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Senior Resident Firearm Hunting (65 years & older) |
$15.50 |
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Non-Resident Firearm Hunting |
$135.50 |
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Non-Resident Two-Day Small Game Firearm Hunting |
$36.50 |
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Special One-Day Hunting (On commercial preserves only.) |
$12.50 |
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Youth Firearm (ages 10–15, see page 9) |
FREE |
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Bow and Arrow Licenses |
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Resident Bow & Arrow Hunting (16–64 years) |
$31.50 |
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Senior Resident Bow & Arrow Hunting (65 years & older) |
$16.50 |
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Non-Resident Bow & Arrow Hunting |
$135.50 |
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Youth Bow (ages 10–15, see page 9) |
FREE |
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Trapping Licenses |
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Resident Trapping |
$32.50 |
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Non-Resident Trapping |
$200.50 |
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Youth Trapping (ages 12–15, see page 9) |
FREE |
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Permits |
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Deer Permits for Bow, Shotgun, Muzzleloader or Bucks |
$28 |
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Youth Deer and Turkey Permit (ages 10–15) |
$12 |
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Turkey Season Permit |
$21 |
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Rifle Permit (Valid from July 1–June 30, 16 years old and older) |
$10.50 |
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Rifle Permit, Youth (Valid from July 1–June 30, under 16 only) |
$6 |
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Beaver Trapping Permit |
$17 |
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Otter Trapping Permit |
$2 |
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Stamps |
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Pheasant & Quail Stamp |
$40 |
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Resident Waterfowl Stamp |
$5 |
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Non-Resident Waterfowl Stamp |
$10 |
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Miscellaneous Licenses |
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All-Around Sportsman (Includes Resident Firearm Hunting, Bow and Arrow Hunting and Fishing Licenses) |
$72.25 |
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Duplicate License, Permit or Stamp |
$2 |
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New licenses become available on Dec. 15 annually. See page 8 for additional license information. Do NOT heat laminate a durable license or permit. High temperature will destroy these waterproof, heat-sensitive documents. |
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Regulations in red are new this year.
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