Bag Limit

A small upland game bird found in brushy or grassy habitats; known for covey flushes requiring qu...

Generally refers to smaller species like squirrels, rabbits, or upland birds; often requires fewe...

The specific times of day (e.g., half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset) during which...

An official document granting specific hunting privileges, such as antlerless harvest or special ...

The period when it’s illegal to hunt a particular species, often to protect breeding populations.

Any wildlife species legally hunted for food or sport, such as deer, elk, waterfowl, or turkeys.

A special season or event allowing young hunters priority or exclusive hunting opportunities, typ...

Official authorization from a state wildlife agency to hunt certain species; often requires hunte...

The legal timeframe when a particular game species can be hunted, established to manage wildlife ...

One of the most common North American deer species, easily identified by the white underside of i...

A physical or electronic permit attached to harvested animals, proving a legal take and preventin...

A hunting license for those who meet a state’s residency requirements, typically less expensive t...

The total number of game animals a person can have in their possession at any given time, often s...

Documentation of animals taken, used by wildlife agencies for data on population management and e...

Bird species that migrate across states or countries, such as ducks, geese, and doves; regulated ...

Scheduled periods when hunting specific species is permitted, designed to manage populations and ...

A permit (physical or electronic) attached to a harvested game animal, confirming legality and pr...