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State of GA Hunting License—3 Easy Steps to Get Yours in 2026

By Teri Williams
January 16, 2026

If you plan to hunt in Georgia, the state requires all residents and non-residents born on or after January 1, 1961, to complete a hunter education course. Hunters in Georgia must understand the ethics of hunting and the essentials of keeping themselves (and others) safe…

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How Much Does a California Hunting License Cost?

By John Kuhlman
January 14, 2026

California is a highly desirable state for hunters pursuing feral pigs, doves, pronghorn, or bighorn sheep. Planning a hunting trip to the Golden State begins with answering an important question: How much is a hunting license in California? Costs range from about $16 for a…

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ilearntohunt California Hunters Safety Course—3 Easy Steps to Get Your License in 2026

By Teri Williams
January 12, 2026

Planning to hunt in California? You'll need to take a hunter education course if you're a new hunter or have not had a hunting license in another state. Hunters in California have a responsibility to understand the ethics of hunting and the essentials of keeping…

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Do I Need a Hunting License in California in 2026?

By John Kuhlman
January 7, 2026

Yes, you need a hunting license in California in 2026. With a landmass of nearly 163,700 square miles, California is home to some of the most diverse terrain and wildlife in the United States. These features can provide outstanding hunting opportunities—if you can successfully navigate…

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Texas Hunters Safety Course—3 Easy Steps to Get Your License in 2026

By Teri Williams
January 5, 2026

Planning to hunt in Texas? If you were born on or after September 2, 1971, you must complete a Texas Parks & Wildlife Department-approved (TPWD) hunter education course to hunt legally. Hunters in Texas have a responsibility to understand the ethics of hunting and the…

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