The most significant change is to the package with tags for deer, elk, bear and cougar, which currently costs residents $85 but will rise to $117.30 in July 2025, a $32.30 jump.

A deer, elk, bear and cougar hunting license will cost $117.30 for residents and $1,076.40 for non-residents. A small game license will be set at $48.30 for residents and $227.70 for non-residents.

Under the law, an annual resident combination fishing license will now cost $62.79. A big game hunting license that includes deer, elk, bear and cougar tags would cost a resident $117.30.

A deer, elk, bear and cougar hunting license will cost $117.30 for residents and $1,076.40 for non-residents. A small game license will be set at $48.30 for residents and $227.70 for non-residents.

A deer, elk, bear and cougar hunting license will cost $117.30 for residents and $1,076.40 for non-residents. A small game license will be set at $48.30 for residents and $227.70 for non-residents.