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How Old Do You Have to Be to Get a Hunting License in Michigan?

By John Kuhlman
February 11, 2026

In Michigan, you can get a hunting license at age 10 or older, but children under 10 can hunt with a Mentored Youth License and a qualified mentor. Those ages 10–16 need a Junior Base License. Anyone born after January 1, 1960, must complete a…

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Maryland Hunter Safety Course—3 Easy Steps to Get Yours in 2026

By Teri Williams
February 9, 2026

In Maryland, all first-time hunters must show a "Certificate of Competency" (i.e., a hunter education card) showing proof of completing a hunter safety course before hunting. Hunters in Maryland must understand the ethics of hunting and how to stay safe in the field. These safety…

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Ohio Hunter Safety Course—3 Easy Steps to Get Yours in 2026

By Teri Williams
February 5, 2026

In Ohio, all first-time hunting license buyers must complete a hunter education course before hunting. Hunters in Ohio must understand the ethics of hunting and the essentials of staying safe in the field. These essentials include tree stand safety, animal identification, handling firearms and bows…

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What Are the Requirements for a Michigan Hunting License?

By John Kuhlman
February 4, 2026

Michigan has a well-deserved history as one of the most diverse hunting states in the country. Known for its remarkable white deer, turkey, and waterfowl populations, the Great Lakes State is a favorite destination for both resident and nonresident hunters. Having a solid understanding of…

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Hunting License Nevada—3 Easy Steps to Get Yours in 2026

By Teri Williams
February 2, 2026

If you were born after January 1, 1960, you'll need to complete a hunter education course (or show proof you've completed one) before purchasing a hunting license in Nevada. Hunters in Nevada need to understand the essentials of staying safe in the field and the…

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