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Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department
https://vtfishandwildlife.com/hunt
1 National Life Drive
Davis 2
Montpelier, VT 05620-3702
802-828-1000
Draw State: YES

Residents are required to apply for and obtain a hunting license to legally hunt in the state of Vermont.
Resident active duty members of the military may obtain a hunting license fee of cost.
Non-resident active duty members of the military may obtain a resident hunting license.
Resident veterans who have a 60% service related disability may be eligible for a permanent hunting license free of charge.
Non-residents are required to apply for and obtain a hunting license to legally hunt in the state of Vermont.
Residents and non-residents with disability may qualify for a free permanent hunting license by application.
Residency requires an individual to have resided within the state of Vermont for at least 6 months immediately preceding applying for and obtaining a hunting license.
A resident must pay an annual hunting license fee of $28.
A resident youth (under age 18) must pay an annual hunting license fee of $8.
A resident must pay an annual trapping license fee of $23 or5-year trapping license fee of $109

A resident youth (under age 18) must pay an trapping license fee of $10.
A non-resident must pay an annual hunting license fee of $102.
A non-resident youth (under age 18) must pay an annual hunting license fee of $25.
A non-resident must pay an annual small game license fee of $50.
A non-resident must pay an annual trapping license fee of $305 or5-year trapping license fee of $1,519.

A non-resident youth (under age 18) must pay an annual trapping license fee of $300.
Residents and non-residents are required to obtain additional licenses, permits, and stamps for hunting deer, bear, and waterfowl.

"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.