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4 Ιαν 2022 · Prices for licenses changed in 2022. Read about the increase. Find your license with the Sport License Finder. License exemptions. Hunting information. Fishing information. Historical license sales information. Updated 1/4/2022. Resident licenses. Non-resident licenses.
Online. Use the Indiana Fish & Wildlife Online License System. In Person. Most licenses, including youth hunting licenses, are available from retailers, county clerks, and most DNR properties throughout the state. Find an authorized license vendor near you.
3 - Deer Hunting refers to Reduction Zone, firearms, archery, crossbow, muzzleloader, or bonus antlerless licenses. 4 - The second and any additional resident bonus antlerless deer hunting licenses: $24 each.
Hunting, fishing, and trapping license and stamp fees will increase starting with the 2022 licenses that go on sale in January 2022. You can view all the fees that were changed in the tables below. Resident License. Non-Resident Licenses. Commercial Licenses and Permits.
The deer license bundle allows an individual to harvest up to three deer (two antlerless and one antlered) with only one license. An antlered deer harvested with the deer license bundle counts toward an individual’s one antlered deer limit for statewide seasons.
Online. Go to on.IN.gov/INhuntfish. Online license purchases have a $0.40 per license fee for system support maintenance and an additional $1 plus 1.96% credit card company fee on each transaction.* *Fees are subject to change. In Person. Visit one of more than 500 retailers statewide listed at on.IN.gov/INhuntfish. By Mail.
You can purchase all licenses and stamps online at IndianaOutdoor.IN.gov. Licenses are also available for purchase at state properties, at the DNR customer service center in downtown Indianapolis, and at certain outdoor retailers throughout the state (on.IN.gov/huntfishlicenseretailers).
