Nevada Non-Resident Prices
Complete pricing guide for out-of-state hunters planning a Nevada trip.
Nevada Non-Resident Prices
Planning a hunting trip to Nevada? Here's everything you need to know about out-of-state license costs, tags, and where to buy.
Non-Resident Hunting License
Out-of-state hunter pricing for Nevada
Basic Hunting License
$142
Annual hunting
vs. Resident Price
Non-residents pay more to support Nevada wildlife management
Complete Nevada Pricing
All licenses, tags, and stamps for non-residents
| License Type | Non-Resident | Resident | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resident Hunting | $142 | $35 | Annual hunting |
| Resident Fishing | $80 | $40 | Annual fishing |
| Combo Hunt/Fish | N/A | $65 | Resident combo |
| Mule Deer Tag | $300 | $30 | Draw required |
| Elk Tag | $1200 | $120 | Draw required |
| Antelope Tag | $150 | $30 | Draw required |
| Bighorn Sheep Tag | $1500 | $150 | Rare draw |
| Mountain Goat Tag | $1200 | $100 | Rare draw |
| Mountain Lion Tag | $100 | $25 | Quota hunts |
| Turkey Tag | $65 | $20 | Spring or fall |
| 1-Day Fishing | $21 | N/A | Non-resident daily |
Buy Your Nevada License Online
Purchase your non-resident license directly from the official Nevada wildlife agency. Available 24/7 with instant digital delivery.
You'll need: Valid ID, Hunter Ed certificate, and payment info
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Important Note for Non-Residents
Nevada uses a draw system for most big game. Non-resident elk tags at $1200 reflect limited opportunity.
Nevada Non-Resident License FAQ
Common questions about hunting in Nevada as an out-of-state visitor
How much does a non-resident Nevada hunting license cost?
A non-resident Nevada hunting license costs $142. This is 306% more than the resident rate of $35. Additional tags and permits for specific game species will increase your total cost.
Can I buy a Nevada hunting license online as a non-resident?
Yes, non-residents can purchase Nevada 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.
What documents do I need to buy a non-resident Nevada license?
To purchase a non-resident Nevada 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.
Does Nevada offer short-term licenses for visiting hunters?
Yes, Nevada offers short-term license options for visiting hunters including: 1-Day Fishing ($21). These are great options if you're planning a quick hunting trip.
How long does it take to get a Nevada non-resident hunting license?
Non-resident Nevada 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.
Do I need a guide to hunt in Nevada as a non-resident?
Nevada 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.
How much do Nevada big game tags cost for non-residents?
Non-resident big game tags in Nevada vary by species: Deer tags are $300. Elk tags are $1200. Many tags require a successful draw application - plan ahead and apply early for the best odds.
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