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Hunting License Apps & Vendor Reviews

Compare the major platforms powering state hunting and fishing license systems. See which vendor serves your state, app ratings, features, and known issues.

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Major Vendors

47+

States Covered

3.4

Avg. App Rating

2026

Updated Data

License System Vendors

Compare the major platforms powering state license systems.

Tyler Technologies

Also known as: GoOutdoors, NIC Outdoors

12
iOS: 3.6
Android: 3.3

States using this system:

FL GA TN VA IA SC OK NC +4 more
Plano, Texas Est. 1966
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Aspira

Also known as: Aspira Connect, Brandt Information Services

5
iOS: 3.5
Android: 3.2

States using this system:

CA MN CT NJ UT
Sacramento, California Est. 2000 (as Brandt)
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S3 Licensing

Also known as: S3 Outdoor Recreation, Wildlife Licensing Systems

3
iOS: 3.9
Android: 3.6

States using this system:

OH MO AR
Saint Louis, Missouri Est. 1998
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Kalkomey

Also known as: Kalkomey Enterprises, Hunter-Ed.com

3
iOS: 3.6
Android: 3.3

States using this system:

NY NV MA
Dallas, Texas Est. 1995
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State-Built License Systems

State-Built Systems

Many states choose to build and maintain their own hunting and fishing license systems rather than contracting with third-party vendors. These range from sophisticated platforms like Texas and Colorado to simpler web-based systems.

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TX CO WI MT AZ WA OR ID WY AK HI MI +12 more
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Quick Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of all license app vendors.

Vendor States iOS Rating Android Rating Headquarters

Tyler Technologies

GoOutdoors (varies by state branding)

 12 3.6 3.3 Plano, Texas Review

Aspira

Aspira Connect (state-specific branding)

 5 3.5 3.2 Sacramento, California Review

S3 Licensing

State-specific mobile apps

 3 3.9 3.6 Saint Louis, Missouri Review

Kalkomey

State-specific apps

 3 3.6 3.3 Dallas, Texas Review
The Problem

Why So Many Different Apps?

Each state independently contracts with a vendor for their license system. This means:

  • Separate apps for each state - Multi-state hunters need to install and manage multiple apps
  • Inconsistent features - Offline capability, UI quality, and reliability vary wildly
  • Poor offline support - Many apps fail without cell service, exactly when you need them most
  • Reliability issues - Peak-period crashes during license sales openings are common

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