The cost of a Michigan deer hunting license
If you’re planning a trip to Michigan for the purpose of deer hunting, one of the first things on your list should be figuring out how much it’ll cost to get a license. The price can vary depending on factors such as residency status and age.
Residency status determines the cost
Michigan residents can expect to pay less for their deer hunting license than non-residents. Currently, a resident adult (ages 18-64) pays $20 for an antlerless deer tag and $11 for an antlered or combination tag. On the other hand, non-resident adults will need to pay $100 for an antlerless tag and $151 for an antlered or combination tag.
Age matters too
If you’re under 17 years old, however, you won’t have to worry about these fees yet – youth licenses are available at no cost if obtained through authorized vendors or department offices. Additionally, senior citizens aged 65+ may enjoy reduced rates in some cases.
Where to purchase your license
Once you know which type of license is right for you based on your residency status and age (as well as other factors like whether you want additional tags), it’s time to buy one! In Michigan, there are several ways this can be done – online via the DNR E-License system; over-the-counter from retail agents including Meijer stores; by phone through designated retailers; or even by mail through certain licensing agents with completed paper applications.
Don’t forget that having a valid deer hunting license isn’t enough in itself – hunters must also follow state regulations regarding bag limits and safety measures while pursuing their quarry. However with all this information at hand now + where/when/how-to-buy details ready – You should be able just go ahead and plan your deer hunting trip in Michigan!
