Contact

The fastest way to reach Hunt Fish License is email: hello@huntfishlicense.com. We usually reply within two business days. This inbox is read by Madhu Kinnera at Hunt Fish License, the same person who maintains the state pages.

Fee or requirement corrections

States change license prices, hunter education cutoffs and short-term trip options. If a number on this site does not match the official agency page, we want to know. A useful correction email includes:

• The state and the license type (hunting, fishing or boat registration).
• Whether the figure is resident, non-resident, youth, senior or a short-term trip license.
• The figure on our page and the figure on the agency site.
• A link to the official source you used (the agency fee schedule or checkout page).

We check those against the agency source before changing a published fee. Please do not send a screenshot of a third-party outfitter or a forum post as the only evidence; we will still need the state page.

What this inbox cannot do

Hunt Fish License does not sell licenses and does not process applications. We cannot issue a refund, replace a lost license, enroll you in hunter education, or tell a warden that you meant to buy the right stamp. For any of those, use the official buy link on the relevant state guide. We also cannot give legal advice about whether you need a license for a specific property, pier or season; that call belongs to the state agency.

Bug reports and general feedback

If a page fails to load, a finder result looks wrong, or a link to an agency portal is dead, include the URL you were on, the browser you are using, and what you expected to happen. Feature requests are welcome too: a state that still needs a boat registration guide, a missing short-term license, or a comparison that would have helped you plan a trip.

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