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Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/Hunting/Hunting-and-Trapping-Information
79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06106-5127
860-424-3011
Draw State: YES

Residents that are over the age of 16 are required to apply for and obtain a hunting license to legally hunt in Connecticut. Residents 12–15 years of age are required to apply for and obtain a junior hunting license to legally hunt in the state of Connecticut.
Residents who are 65 years of age or older may apply for and obtain a hunting and trapping license free of charge.
Individuals who have permanently lost the use of a limb may obtain a hunting and trapping license free of charge.
Active and full-time members of the armed forces may apply for and obtain a resident hunting license.
Non-residents are required to apply for and obtain a hunting license to legally hunt in the state of Connecticut.
Residency requires an individual to hold a valid resident license, I.D. card, or other proof of Connecticut residency.
A resident must pay a firearms hunting license fee of $19 orA 16 and 17 year old license $10 a junior hunting license fee of $11.

Resident archery deer and small game hunting license fee of $41, 16 and 17 year old license fee of $21
A junior hunting license fee of $10.
A non-resident must pay a firearms hunting license fee of $91.
A non-resident must pay an archery deer and small game hunting license fee of $135 orA junior hunting license fee of $19.

A non-resident must pay a 3-day bird hunting license fee of $35.
Residents and non-residents are required to obtain additional Deer hunting permits administered by lottery.
Residents and non-residents are required to obtain additional stamps for hunting bird.

"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.