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Michigan License Costs

Complete pricing guide for Michigan hunting and fishing licenses, tags, stamps, and permits.

Michigan License Costs

Complete pricing for Michigan hunting and fishing licenses, including tags, stamps, and required permits for both residents and non-residents.

10 license types Resident & non-resident Tags included Updated Jan 2026
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Michigan Complete Pricing

All hunting and fishing licenses, tags, and stamps

License Type Resident Non-Resident Notes
Resident Base Hunt $11 $151 Base hunting license
Resident Fishing $26 $76 All species fishing
Deer License $20 $200 Regular deer
Deer Combo $40 $400 Regular + antlerless
Elk License $100 $1540 Draw required
Bear License $15 $350 Draw required
Turkey License $15 $115 Spring or fall
Waterfowl Stamp $5 $5 State waterfowl
24-Hour Fishing N/A $10 Non-resident daily
72-Hour Fishing N/A $30 Non-resident 3-day
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Michigan License Information

Key details about licensing requirements

Official Source: Michigan Department of Natural Resources
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This information is for reference only. Always verify regulations with your state wildlife agency before hunting or fishing.

Last verified: January 2026

Important Note

Michigan has a two-tiered license system with base license plus species-specific licenses.

Michigan License Cost FAQ

Common questions about Michigan hunting and fishing license costs

How much does a Michigan hunting license cost?

Michigan hunting license prices vary by type. Check the pricing table above for specific costs.

How much does a Michigan fishing license cost?

A resident Michigan fishing license costs $26, while non-residents pay $76. All species fishing

Where can I buy a Michigan hunting or fishing license?

You can purchase Michigan hunting and fishing licenses online at the official state website. Most states also allow purchases at authorized retailers and sporting goods stores.

Does Michigan offer a combination license?

Yes, Michigan offers a combination license for $40 for residents that includes both hunting and fishing privileges. Regular + antlerless

What should I know about Michigan licenses?

Michigan has a two-tiered license system with base license plus species-specific licenses.

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