The dollars derived from the sale of these special licenses will be deposited into the established Arizona Wildlife Endowment Fund from which only the interest accrued will be used for management programs. Therefore, your lifetime license dollars today will work for wildlife for many years to come. As a purchaser or recipient of a lifetime license, you will be entitled to hunt and fish in Arizona for your lifetime, even if you move out of state.
You can always come home to Arizona to hunt and fish no matter where you live. There will no longer be the need to worry about last-minute license purchases, xpiration deadlines, license fee increases or residency requirements.
You will retain the privilege for life. Lifetime license holders will still be required to purchase either resident or nonresident big game tags or permits as required by law. If a lifetime license holder subsequently changes resident status from Arizona, the licensee must then purchase nonresident stamps, tags, and permits. A nonresident tag or stamp can accompany your lifetime resident license. The lifetime license will remain legal for the taking of all wildlife as permitted by law.
Residency may be re-established after moving back to Arizona and meeting the required time period as set forth by law. Upon purchase of any lifetime license, you will be immediately issued a paper license valid for the taking of wildlife in Arizona. Shortly thereafter you will be issued a permanent plastic license appropriate to the license purchased which will be mailed to you.
The lifetime license truly becomes the gift for a lifetime! This donation is tax deductible for the licensee to the extent allowed by federal and state income tax statutes for contributions to qualifying tax-exempt organizations. Please consult a tax advisor. The amount of the donation is credited to the wildlife endowment fund, which is used for wildlife conservation. Any required stamps must be purchased in addition to obtaining an Apprentice Hunting License.
An apprentice may be a resident or non-resident and may only be licensed pursuant to this paragraph once per calendar year. A mentor must be a do-miciled resident of this state who is at least 18 years of age and must possess an annual hunting or combination license or a complimentary or lifetime license.
A mentor may apply for no more than two apprentice hunting licenses per calendar year. When applying for an apprentice li-cense, the mentor must name the person he or she will be taking afield. The applicant must present proof of their rank or award by providing their certification letter, wallet card, or award certificate at any Department office, and complete the High Achievement Scout Li-cense application Form , available on the Department website or at any Depart-ment office.
This license is not available through the draw. At the age of 21, an Ea-gle Scout or Gold Award recipient is no longer eligible for the High Achievement Scout License, and from that point for-ward would be required to purchase an adult license.
Licenses purchased online can be re-printed for free. Duplicate licenses can be purchased online. Consult R Du-plicate Tags and Licenses for additional information.
Stamps cannot be replaced, they must be repurchased. Consult R for information about this permit. Contact any Arizona Game and Fish Department office for additional information and application. The applica-tion is also available online.
Pursuant to regulations by the U. Should you be unable to use your big game permit, the Department is unable to reim-burse you for your fees or reinstate your bonus points except as provided below. Visit www. Deer, fall turkey, fall javelina, bighorn sheep, fall bison, sandhill crane. Spring javelina, spring bear, spring turkey, spring bison, raptor capture. Tag Surrender allows a hunter to surrender his or her tag to the Department for any reason prior to close of business the day before the hunt starts.
Go to www. The fee is non-refundable. If you transfer your hunt permit-tag to a qualified nonprofit, you may still participate in Tag Surrender:. According to rule, the Department has multiple options for re-issuance of sur-rendered tags. Proximity to start of a hunt, type of tag and demand for the tag will guide decisions about re-issuance of sur-rendered tags.
See Combination. Combination Hunt and Fish1,2 Allows take of all aquatic wildlife statewide, including Community Fishing waters, small game, fur-bearing animals, predatory animals, nongame animals, and upland game birds. Notes: Licenses are valid one year from date of purchase. All licenses that allow fishing allow for simultaneous fishing with two poles.
A Short-term Combo license may be purchased for any day. Youth under the age of 10 and blind residents do not need to purchase a state fishing license to fish in Arizona.
Check the Arizona Fishing Regulations for additional information. In general, an Arizona resident is a person who is domiciled claims the state of Arizona as their true, fixed and permanent home and principal residence in this state for six months immediately preceding the date of application for a license, permit, tag, or stamp and does not claim residency for any purpose in another state or jurisdiction.
Or is a member of the armed forces of the United States who is on active duty and stationed in this state for either permanent or temporary duty; or is a member of the armed forces of the United States on active duty stationed in another state or country but who lists this state as their home of record at the time of applying for a license, permit, tag, or stamp.
Arizona Residents may purchase a resident license. All other individuals must purchase a nonresident license. Additional information. An applicant for a duplicate license will be required to sign an affidavit attesting that the applicant purchased an original license. Licenses purchased online or through department offices may be reprinted online any time for no additional fee. Buying a License Online A variety of hunting and fishing licenses are available online.
Buy a License from a License Dealer Arizona hunting and fishing licenses are available for purchase at more than license dealers located throughout the state. Download a list of license dealers sorted by city location. Hunting and Fishing License and Stamps Available for purchase at all Arizona Game and Fish Department offices , at more than license dealers statewide , and online.
All licenses are valid days from the date of purchase. Arizona migratory bird stamps and federal duck stamps are valid from July 1, through June 30 of each year.
Complimentary Licenses Individuals must meet criteria to qualify for a free license that includes combination hunting, fishing and community fishing privileges. These licenses are only available through Arizona Game and Fish Department offices. Effective Jan. The Apprentice License allows an already Arizona licensed hunter to take a beginner on an actual hunt without the beginner having to buy a hunting license. The Apprentice License is free for residents and nonresidents and is valid for any two consecutive days for the legal take of small game, fur-bearing, predatory and nongame mammals, nongame birds, and upland game birds in season.
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