Explore Arizona wildlife and outdoor recreation with the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Buy hunting and fishing licenses; support wildlife conservation.

Plan your Arizona hunt: Buy a hunting license, find where to hunt, access the regulations, and learn about the hunt draw and hunter education.

Login with your Arizona Game and Fish Department account. If you had a Portal Account prior to 12/8/2020 and are having trouble accessing your account.

2024-25 Arizona hunting regulations. This annual booklet includes season dates, bag limits, hunt types, open areas, rules, regulations, drawing application details, and other requirements for the hunting of most big game, small game and other wildlife in Arizona.

**All information must be complete prior to purchasing goods or services from the Arizona Game and Fish Department** Newly Created accounts must go to Manage account and click on view details to input your customer info, phone number, residency status, and mailing address, those with established accounts please update any changes.

AZGFD License. Every license purchased online from the Arizona Game and Fish Department contributes directly to our on-the-ground conservation efforts.

Hunt Regulations. Find the information you need to apply for the big game hunt draw. What you need to know. AZGFD portal accounts now are the sole source for finding out draw results, viewing bonus points and updating your credit card information.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) recently updated its online systems to provide enhanced features for its customers. What must you do to access the updated features?

General fishing license. Check the Arizona Fishing Regulations below for additional information. Resident: $37. Non-resident: $55.

Queen Creek COA This COA includes the Queen Creek riparian corridor that stretches from the Town of Superior to Chandler Heights. Queen Creek consists of multiple stretches of intermittent stream-flow, with the majority of sections offering ephemeral surface water.