How to Get an Oregon Hunting License Fast and Easy

Hunting is a fun activity that is enjoyed by both adults and middle-aged teens, alike. The City of Oregon rules dictate that anyone hunting within the city's hunting grounds must procure a valid Oregon hunting license. The license serves to protect animal species from depopulation.

To get a hunting license, you may have to go through long and arduous procedures which are time-consuming. DoNotPay can help you avoid long wait times and get your hunting license within minutes, right from the comfort of your home.

Who Is Eligible to Get a Hunting License in Oregon?

Any individual, resident, or non-resident 12 years of age and above is eligible to hunt in the City of Oregon provided they have a valid hunting license.

What Are the Different Types of Hunting Licenses in Oregon?

There are 6 different types of hunting licenses in the City of Oregon. These include:

1. Oregon Resident Hunting License - The resident hunting license is only available to residents of Oregon City and is required for all hunters aged 12 and above. To be considered a resident you must reside in the city of Oregon for at least 6 months. To hunt for specific game species, residents may require additional tags.

2. Non-Resident Hunting License - Required for all non-residents aged 12 and above who wish to hunt within the city's hunting grounds.

3. Youth Hunting License - The youth hunting license is a reduced-fee hunting license that's only available for residents and non-residents aged between 12 and 17.

4. Military and Veteran License - Military service members who are residents of Oregon but stationed elsewhere are eligible for Uniformed Services Hunting License during leave. The license is also applicable to those stationed in Oregon but are non-residents.

On the other hand, veterans with a duty-related disability are eligible to get the free Disabled Veteran Combination License.

5. Disability Hunting License - Hunters who have physical disabilities are eligible for the Oregon Disabilities Hunting and Fishing Permit. However, to use the license, the hunters must also have a current hunting license and any game species tags.

6. Senior Hunting License - The license is for Oregon residents who are 70 years old and above and available at a reduced fee. To qualify for the subsidized license fee, you must be an Oregon senior resident for at least 5 years. The residents are also eligible for the Senior Combination Angler and Hunter License.

Individuals who are 65 years and above and have been residing in Oregon for over 50 years are eligible for a subsidized Pioneer Combination license.

What Is the Cost of a Hunting License in Oregon?

The cost of a hunting license in the City of Oregon depends on the type of license and resident status. The table below shows the different types of hunting licenses and the costs for each.

Here are other types of licenses to which the rates do not rely on the residence:

• Combination hunting and angling license - $73.00
• Sports Pac license - $196.50
• Youth license - $10.00
• Youth Sports Pac - $55.00
• Senior hunting license - $22.00
• Senior combination angling license - $47.00
• Pioneer combination license - $6.00

How to Get an Oregon Hunting License on Your Own

Different states may have varying ways on how you can get a license. To get a hunting license in Oregon, you can apply in one of the following ways:

1. Get a Hunting License Online - Apply for your Oregon hunting license online via the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife website. Fill out the application form, pay for the license via debit/credit card and submit your application. Once it is approved, you can proceed to download and print your hunting license.
2. Get a Hunting License From an Approved Agent - The Department of Fish and Wildlife has several approved agents within the city that sell hunting licenses. Visit an approved agents shop/kiosk to purchase your hunting license. Payment methods accepted at the shops include:

• Cash
• Cheque
• Debit/credit card

3. Send Your Hunting License Application via Mail - Download the hunting license application form from the ODFW website, fill out the form, attach payment proof and mail it to the department's mailing address below:

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

034 Fairview Industrial Drive SE

Salem, OR 97302

The office operating hours are between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM Monday through Friday. Once your application is received and processed, your hunting license will be sent to your return address.

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If you don't know where to start, DoNotPay has you covered in 3 simple steps:

1. Search "hunting license" on DoNotPay and select the state you would like a hunting license for.

2. Indicate whether you are a resident or non-resident, and choose the type of license you want. For example, an annual or one-time pass, big game or small game license, bear tag, etc.

3. Provide your contact information, a copy of your government-issued ID, and pay the fee required by the state.

And that's it! DoNotPay will get the hunting license on your behalf, which will be valid immediately. Just download the file and print it as a temporary license, while a physical copy gets processed and sent to you by mail.

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