The Nonresident Arizona Hunting License Fee
The nonresident Arizona hunting license fee costs $160.00 annually and is mandatory before applying for any big game tags.
The nonresident Arizona hunting license fee costs $160.00 annually and is mandatory before applying for any big game tags.
Arizona hunters can secure bonus points without applying for a hunt, keeping big game tag dreams alive for future seasons.
Arizona bonus points for a specific species reset to zero when hunters successfully draw a tag through the weighted lottery system.
Arizona elk bonus points cannot boost antelope applications because the state system uses strictly separate species pools.
Arizona bonus points never transfer between big game species, meaning accumulated elk points will not help a deer application.
Arizona loyalty point rules explain if missing an application season resets accumulated big game bonus points for elk, deer, and sheep.
The Arizona loyalty point rewards persistent big game hunters, increasing their statistical odds of drawing tags in the two-pass draw system.
Completing the Ethically Hunting Arizona course explains fair chase responsibilities and awards one permanent bonus point.
Completing an Arizona Game and Fish Department hunter education course awards a permanent bonus point to improve big game tag draw odds.
Arizona big game hunters learn how applying for a hunt or point only option builds bonus points for the weighted lottery.