I purchased my non resident hunting license, white-tail tag and wolf tag online through this site. I received my white tail and wolf tag but not my license in the mail. How do I get a copy of my license?
Answer:
Over the years we have received many suggestions from our customers about having the ability to print their license from home. In the spring of 2013 we made a change to our Internet purchase site that now allows hunters and anglers to print their license instead of receiving it in the maile. Per our front page and the purchase confirmation page, licenses are now to be printed by the person making the purchase via the Internet. Below is a section from the front page of our purchase website.BEFORE you continue.Some - but not all - licenses and tags can be printed on your own printer. If your hunting or fishing requires a tag or permit to be notched, validated, or attached to the harvested animal within the next 7-10 days, you should consider purchasing your license, tag, and/or permit through a license vendor in the State of Idaho.
What you can print at home....Items such as hunting or fishing licenses and controlled hunt applications can be printed on your home printer. You will only have ONE chance to print the license on your printer. Make sure your printer is on and working properly BEFORE clicking on the print button. Printer requirements.
You do have a couple of options for getting your license:
You can contact one of our Department Regional or Headquarters office for a duplicate license to be mailed to you.
When you are in Idaho you may get a duplicate at a Department Regional or Headquarters office.
You may purchase a duplicate license on-line (you will need to make sure you have a printer to print the license)
You may purchase a duplicate license at any Idaho license vendor.
If you have additional questions, please contact us at 208-334-3700.
Answered on:
Thursday, November 6, 2014 - 8:02 AM MST