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Our Montpelier Office. Need to mail your application in? Check out our: Printable Applications. See also: License Fees. Our License FAQs for help. Hunting License Requirements. Other License Types. Lifetime License Lottery. Contact Information: Email: ANR.FWLicensing@vermont.gov. Phone: 802-828-1190. Confidentiality of Information:
Buy a License. Get your hunting or fishing license today. 2024 Deer Season Hunting Guide. Everything you need to know about Vermont's white-tailed deer seasons regulations. Fall Fishing. Find where to go for great fall fishing. Got Bears? Learn about living with bears or report troublesome bears. Updated Trapping Rules.
Purchase or reprint your hunting, fishing, combination, trapping, archery, turkey, or muzzleloader license or add tags to your existing license.
Enjoy a lifetime of Vermont’s fishing and hunting opportunities by purchasing a lifetime license. Lifetime fishing, hunting, or combination fishing and hunting license are available for residents and nonresidents. Proceeds from the lifetime license sales support the Fish and Wildlife Trust Fund.
License Price List, Information, and other Requirements. Unless otherwise noted, all licenses may be purchased as follows: Online. Authorized License Agents. License Type. Resident. Non-Resident. Info. No Fishing License is needed under age 15.
View all license types and fees. Vermont offers no-cost licenses for individuals with disabilities. Learn more... We’re a small state packed with fishing fun. With a little guidance and equipment, you’ll be creating fishing memories to last a lifetime. Buy Your Fishing License.
Visit one of our district offices or authorized license agents. A list of license agents is available at www.vtfishandwildlife.com, or you can call us at (802) 828-1190 for an agent closest to you. Print a license application from www.vtfishandwildlife.com, fill out, and send in with your payment.
A resident or nonresident lifetime fishing, hunting, or combination fishing and hunting license may be obtained from Vermont Fish & Wildlife. Applications are available on our website or from the main office in Montpelier.
Fisheries, Wildlife, Law Enforcement, Outreach and Administration. We are biologists, game wardens, educational coordinators and support staff. We all believe in our MISSION: To protect and conserve our fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the people of Vermont.
Vermont State Waterfowl “Stamps” are available on the Vermont Fish & Wildlife website, from district offices and license agents statewide. A state waterfowl stamp is good for the calendar year and no longer needs to be signed by the hunter. The federal stamp still requires a signature.