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This guide provides a summary of Indiana hunting and trapping regulations. This guide is not intended to be a complete digest of regulations. If you need complete versions of Indiana rules and regulations for hunting, they can be found in Indiana Code or in Indiana Administrative Code Title 312 .
- DNR: Fish & Wildlife: Indiana Private Lands Access Program - IN.gov
Landowners cannot set any special rules for hunting-related...
- DNR: Fish & Wildlife: Indiana Private Lands Access Program - IN.gov
Landowners cannot set any special rules for hunting-related activities. Landowners can set areas open or closed to access according to their preferences during the enrollment process (e.g., safety zones, no-hunting zones, etc.). Landowners can also designate access points where users park and access their property.
The 2020-21 Indiana Hunting & Trapping Guide is available on eRegulations, a third party online service. The guide is a summary of Indiana hunting regulations. It is designed as a service to hunters and is not intended to be a complete digest of all hunting and trapping regulations.
Information in the guide includes season dates, bag limits, license requirements and costs, legal hunting hours, approved hunting equipment, and more. Articles found within this guide are written by Indiana DNR staff who are experts in their work.
It is illegal to hunt, trap, chase, or retrieve game on private land without the consent of the landowner or tenant. Always ask permission before entering private property. A form requesting permission to access private land can be found at hunting.IN.gov. Use of Drones.
Hunters must obtain permission from landowners to hunt on private property. Certain restrictions apply regarding deer reduction zone licenses on DNR-managed properties. Please contact the property you plan to hunt for more information.
Learn about new hunting regulations, season dates, and bag limits in the 2022-2023 Indiana Hunting & Trapping Guide.
