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Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
https://www.agfc.com/en/
2 Natural Resources Drive
Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
501-223-6300
Draw State: YES

Residents that are 16 years of age or older are required to apply for and obtain a hunting license to legally hunt in the state of Arkansas. Hunting licenses can be obtained for small game, big-game, furbearer, and all game.
Non-residents are required to apply for and obtain an annual, 14-day, or 3-day hunting license to legally hunt in the state of Arkansas.
Non-residents that are 65 years of age or older, whose home state does not require non-resident hunting licenses for individuals of that age group are not required to obtain a hunting license in Arkansas.
Residency requires an individual to have resided in Arkansas for at least 60 days and proof of residency can be shown by an Arkansas driver's license or a state I.D. card.
A resident must pay an annual all-game hunting license fee of $25.
A resident must pay an annual small game hunting license fee of $10.50.
A resident must pay a waterfowl stamp fee of $7.
A resident must pay a lifetime combination hunting license and fishing permit fee of $1,000.
A resident 65 years of age or older must pay a lifetime hunting license fee of $25, lifetime hunting and fishing combination license fee of $35.50, lifetime waterfowl permit fee of $7.
A non-resident must pay an annual all-game hunting license fee of $350 or5-day all-game hunting license fee of $180
3-day all-game hunting license fee of $125
1-day all-game hunting license fee of $55.

A non-resident must pay an annual small game hunting license fee of $110 or5-day small game hunting license fee of $70.

A non-resident must pay a trapper's permit fee of $125.
A non-resident must pay a waterfowl stamp fee of $35 or5-day waterfowl stamp fee of $30.50.

"Hunting Laws by State" FindLaw, https://www.findlaw.com/state/state-fish-and-game-laws/hunting-laws-by-state-findlaw.html. Accessed July 15, 2022.