Choose a state to find hunting season dates, zones and regulation resources. On each guide, check the season year and the official agency rules for your species, location and hunting method.
Choose your state
These are the 17 state guides currently published on this website. For the app’s broader and latest supported-state list, see Hunterizer app coverage.
How to use a state hunting guide
- Check the year. Use dates for the season you plan to hunt; an older season is not a forecast for the next one.
- Match your location. County, zone, WMU and GMU boundaries can change which rules apply.
- Choose your species and method. Archery, firearm, muzzleloader and special hunts may use different dates and eligibility rules.
- Read the exceptions. Confirm legal game, licenses, tags, bag limits, shooting hours and property access in the linked official regulations.
Check regulations by location in Hunterizer
Hunterizer organizes hunting seasons and regulation information by location and date. See how the app works, current state coverage, pricing and trial details.
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Who publishes hunting regulations?
State wildlife agencies publish hunting seasons, license requirements and species rules. Migratory game birds also have federal requirements. Individual wildlife areas, refuges and other properties may set additional access rules or hunt schedules. Follow the official sources linked from each state guide.