Arizona Hunting Information Licenses
Arizona Hunting Licensing
Currently Arizona doesn't have an online application system. All applications must be filled out on their form and mailed to their office. Arizona requires that your purchase an annual non-resident hunting license to be eligible for the draw. Tag and license fees are due with your application. They will refund your tag money if you don't draw but not the money for a license. Application rules often change from year to year so make sure to check their website at www.azgfd.com for the latest rules and regulations.
NOTE non-residents have the option to apply for "points only" and are guaranteed not to draw a tag but will obtain one point per species applied for. This only costs $7.50 per species and is the most economical way to build enough points to stand a reasonable chance of drawing a given tag. Depending on the species, unit and weapon this could be anywhere from 5 to 20+ years. When you are ready to try and draw a tag note that the first two hunt choices you specify are the most important.
Arizona Hunting Information
Arizona has lots of trophy big game but is probably best known for its trophy elk and mule deer. This partially due to the limited number of tags available.
New Mexico Hunting Information
New Mexico is one of the top destinations for trophy Elk and Antelope hunting. Draw odds can be tough depending on the unit but landowner tags are also available for those who don't draw. Mule Deer are plentiful but generally of average size. Only a couple of units and reservations consistently produce big muleys.
Wyoming Hunting Information
Wyoming is a great state for hunters! It offers a wide variety of good big game, turkey, small game, upland and predator hunting.
