Hunting licenses in Nevada are essential for legally pursuing game. The cost varies significantly based on factors such as residency, age, and the type of license required. Resident hunters generally pay less than non-residents. Youth hunters (ages 12-17) can obtain a license for just $15 regardless of residency. Adult hunters pay $38 for a basic hunting license or $75 for a combination hunt and fish license. Non-residents pay $155 for a combination license, or $115 approximately. Hunting Elk requires an additional fee of $1,201 for a bull elk tag or $501 for an antlerless tag.
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