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From small game and upland birds to big game, waterfowl and even the creatures that define the term “top of the food chain," hunting offers a priceless bond with the natural world, food for the table and a welcome respite from the world’s daily grind.

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FIND A RANGE

Find a preserve

WHERE TO HUNT

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Hunting preserves—private, regulated properties that stock game animals—are a great resource for hunters. They provide a controlled environment and an increased chance for success. Big-game preserves often include one-on-one guiding, great for novices, while upland bird preserves are a favorite for training young bird dogs.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Hunting Basics And Tips

1

Hunting safety is the first priority

Watch a safety video or take a hunter education course to learn more.

2

Read hunting laws and regulations

Hunting laws and regulations vary from state to state. Learn more.

3

Wear proper hunting gear

The more comfortable you are, the longer you’ll hunt and the better the chances for success.

4

Essential hunting equipment

Check out where to buy hunting firearms and ammo for your next trip.

5

Go with a friend

Invite someone new hunting. Check out the apprenticeship hunting program.

Obtaining A Hunting License

Hunting licenses can be purchased at various places, including local firearms retailers and angler supply stores, as well as directly from the local wildlife management departments online. States usually require hunters to take a hunter education course before they take to the woods, but many make exceptions if the hunter will be accompanied by a fully licensed and experienced hunter through an apprenticeship program.

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