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To hunt in Iowa, nonresidents need to purchase a hunting license ($131.00) and a nonresident habitat fee ($15.00). To hunt deer you will also need your tags, sold as an any-sex tag and antlerless tag combination ($498.00).
- Hunting Licenses & Laws
Resident Iowa youth under the age of 16 are not required to...
- Nonresident Hunting
If you're a nonresident hunter hunting in Iowa, learn about...
- Hunting Licenses & Laws
You need the resident or nonresident licenses and stamps listed below to hunt or trap in Iowa. All licenses, fees and stamps must be carried on your person while hunting or trapping. R = Resident. NR = Nonresident. X= License or fee required. Blank = Not required.
Purchase licenses, get unlimited free license reprints, 24/7/365. Lifetime Licenses and License Application Documents For more information on how to obtain lifetime licenses or where to find specific license information documentation please visit here
30 lis 2022 · WHAT TO DO: Non-Resident First-Timers. I have had a lot of people call me inquiring about hunts that do not know what it takes to hunt in Southern Iowa as a non-resident. So, this post will be to explain just that. STEP #1. Setup an online user account with the Iowa DNR in their Licensing Portal.
Iowa nonresident deer hunting applications now available Today marks the first day to apply for Iowa nonresident deer hunting tags and licenses. Applications close June 2 at midnight, so get a head start and apply today!
If you're a nonresident hunter hunting in Iowa, learn about the required applications and permits for the current and upcoming seasons. Read more here.
Resident Iowa youth under the age of 16 are not required to have a license, but must be accompanied by a licensed adult 18 years of age or older. Non-resident youth under the age of 16 are required to possess a non-resident youth preserve license and habitat fee.
