Washington § 77.32.610 - Hunting fee table.

Full text of Washington Revised Code of Washington § 77.32.610 — Hunting fee table., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 77.32.610. Hunting fee table.

Hunting fee table
LICENSE TYPES
RESIDENT
NONRESIDENT
RESIDENT SENIOR
YOUTH
RCW
Big game
 
 
 
 
 
Deer+elk+bear+cougar license
$117.30
$1,076.40
$39.88
$55.20
77.32.450
Deer+elk+bear+cougar license w/discounted small game license
$144.90
$1,197.84
$49.27
$66.24
77.32.450/
77.32.460
Deer+elk license
$103.50
$924.60
$35.19
$48.30
77.32.450
Deer+elk license w/discounted small game license
$130.37
$1,046.04
$44.33
$59.34
77.32.450/
77.32.460
Deer license
$53.82
$542.34
$18.30
$24.84
77.32.450
Deer license w/discounted small game license
$81.42
$663.78
$27.68
$35.88
77.32.450/
77.32.460
Elk license
$60.72
$621.00
$20.64
$24.84
77.32.450
Elk license w/discounted small game license
$88.32
$742.44
$30.03
$35.88
77.32.450/
77.32.460
Bear license
$27.60
$276.00
$9.38
$13.80
77.32.450
Bear license w/discounted small game license
$55.20
$397.44
$18.77
$24.84
77.32.450/
77.32.460
Cougar license
$27.60
$276.00
$9.38
$13.80
77.32.450
Cougar license w/discounted small game license
$55.20
$397.44
$18.77
$24.84
77.32.450/
77.32.460
Moose license (random drawing)
$414.00
$2,070.00
$140.76
$69.00
77.32.450
Mountain goat license (random drawing)
$414.00
$2,070.00
$140.76
$69.00
77.32.450
Bighorn sheep license (random drawing)
$414.00
$2,070.00
$140.76
$69.00
77.32.450
Multiple season deer tag
$173.88
$173.88
$173.88
$173.88
77.32.450
Multiple season elk tag
$227.70
$227.70
$227.70
$227.70
77.32.450
2nd deer license
$82.80
$345.00
$28.15
$27.60
77.32.450
2nd elk license
$82.80
$483.00
$28.15
$27.60
77.32.450
Special hunt permit applications
$8.28
$138.00
$2.82
$4.14
77.32.370
Special hunt permit application - quality
$16.56
$138.00
$5.63
$4.14
77.32.370
Special hunt permit application - multiple season
$8.28
$138.00
$2.82
$4.14
77.32.370/
77.32.450
Hunter education deferral
$24.00
$24.00
$24.00
$24.00
77.32.155
Master hunter permit initial
$69.00
----
$69.00
----
77.32.570
Master hunter permit renew
$34.50
----
$34.50
----
77.32.570
Small game
 
 
 
 
 
Small game license
$48.30
$227.70
$16.42
$20.70
77.32.460
3-day small game license
----
$82.80
----
----
77.32.460
Turkey tag #1
$19.32
$55.20
$6.57
Free
77.32.460
Additional turkey tags
$19.32
$82.80
$6.57
$13.80
77.32.460
Migratory bird permit
$20.70
$20.70
$20.70
Free
77.32.350
Western Washington pheasant license
$103.50
$207.00
$16.42
$48.30
77.32.575
Western Washington pheasant - 3-day license
$48.30
$96.60
$16.42
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77.32.575
Migratory bird authorization
$16.56
$16.56
$5.46
$4.14
77.32.350
Special hunt permit applications - turkey
$8.28
$138.00
$2.82
$4.14
77.32.370
[ 2025 c 328 s 17.]

Notes

Effective date—2025 c 328: See note following RCW 77.08.010.

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