Colorado Non-Resident Prices

A non-resident Colorado hunting license costs $101.54. This is 177% more than the resident rate of $36.68. Additional tags and permits for specific game species will increase your total cost.

Yes, non-residents can purchase Colorado hunting licenses online through the official state wildlife agency website. You'll need to provide identification and may need to complete hunter education requirements. Licenses are typically available immediately after purchase.

To purchase a non-resident Colorado hunting license, you'll typically need: a valid government-issued ID (driver's license or passport), proof of hunter education certification from any US state or Canadian province, and payment information. Some states require a Social Security number for license purchases.

Yes, Colorado offers short-term license options for visiting hunters including: 1-Day Fishing ($21.17), 5-Day Fishing ($36.42). These are great options if you're planning a quick hunting trip.

Non-resident Colorado hunting licenses purchased online are typically available immediately - you can print a temporary license or access a digital version right after purchase. Physical license cards, if offered, may take 2-4 weeks to arrive by mail.

Colorado does not require non-residents to hire a guide for general hunting. However, some states require guides for specific species or areas. For trophy species like bighorn sheep or in designated wilderness areas, hiring an outfitter is highly recommended for safety and success.

Yes, Colorado requires a $10 habitat stamp for all hunters including non-residents. This fee supports wildlife habitat conservation. Additional stamps may be required for specific game species like waterfowl or trout.

Non-resident big game tags in Colorado vary by species: Deer tags are $411. Elk tags are $711. Many tags require a successful draw application - plan ahead and apply early for the best odds.