You can purchase licenses and permits with a toll-free telephone call, online from your home or office computer, or from one of more than 600 license vendors located around the state. 

Locations to buy Licenses/Permits by County 
TIP: we suggest you call the vendor to ensure they are open for business, since some vendors operate seasonally.

Buy your License/Permit Online

Toll Free Telephone: 1-833-587-2164, hours are 6am - 9pm

Non-Resident Deer Draw Information

Types of Licenses/Permits

Informational Brochures


365-Day Licenses

License Auto-Renew Information

Licenses and permits that will be valid for 365 days from date of purchase are the following.

Combination Licenses & Permits

  • Resident Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish)
  • Nonresident Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish)
  • Senior Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish; age 65-74)
  • Resident 5-year Combo (Hunt/Fish) *Expires 1,825 days from purchase date
  • National Guard Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish)
  • Disabled Veteran Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish)
  • Senior Disabled Veteran Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish)

Hunting Licenses & Permits

  • Resident Annual Hunt
  • Nonresident Annual Hunt
  • Nonresident Youth Annual Hunt
  • Senior Annual Hunt (age 65-74)
  • Resident 5-year Hunt *Expires 1,825 days from purchase date
  • Resident Apprentice Hunt
  • Nonresident Apprentice Hunt
  • National Guard Annual Hunt
  • Disabled Veteran Annual Hunt
  • Senior Disabled Veteran Annual Hunt
  • Resident Annual Furharvester
  • Nonresident Annual Furharvester
  • Resident Junior Annual Furharvester
  • Controlled Shooting Area

Fishing Licenses & Permits

  • Resident Annual Fish
  • Nonresident Annual Fish
  • Senior Annual Fish (age 65-74)
  • Resident 5-year Fish *Expires 1,825 days from purchase date
  • National Guard Annual Fish
  • Disabled Veteran Annual Fish
  • Senior Disabled Veteran Annual Fish
  • Trout Permit
  • Three-pole Permit
  • Tournament Black Bass Pass

About Social Security Number

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) is required to comply with certain laws relating to the collection of social security numbers.

Federal law (Title 42 of the United States Code, Section 666 (a) (13)), requires each state to have a license sanction procedure for individuals who owe back child support. In addition, Kansas law (Kansas Statutes Annotated 32-918 and 32-930) stipulates that a person can be denied a recreational license if that person is behind in paying court-ordered child support.

In order to provide effective child support enforcement, social security numbers are required to be collected of any applicant for a recreational license, which includes hunting licenses, permits, stamps and tags; fishing licenses and permits; trapping licenses; boating permits; state park and camping permits or other issues of KDWP.

The license and reservation system requires an applicant’s social security number to be entered only one time. Once entered into the system, the applicant will be provided a unique KDWP identification number for use in all future transactions. The applicant’s social security number is not printed on the license nor is it displayed on the screen when a new license is purchased. The social security number is held in a secure database and will only be available upon request to the Kansas Department for Children and Families for the purpose of child support enforcement or to the Kansas Department of Revenue, Director of Taxation, for compliance with Kansas Statutes Annotated 74-139.

Download DCF Child Support Services Brochure


Auto-Renew

Hunters, anglers and state park visitors have the option to “auto-renew” select licenses and permits when purchasing online at license.gooutdoorskansas.com.

365-Day License Information

Licenses and permits eligible for auto-renew include the following.

Combination Licenses & Permits

  • Resident Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish)
  • Nonresident Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish)
  • Senior Annual Combo (Hunt/Fish; age 65-74)
  • Resident 5-year Combo (Hunt/Fish)

Hunting Licenses & Permits

  • Resident Annual Hunt
  • Nonresident Annual Hunt
  • Senior Annual Hunt (age 65-74)
  • Resident 5-year Hunt
  • Resident Annual Furharvester
  • Nonresident Annual Furharvester
  • State Waterfowl Permit
  • Greater Prairie Chicken Permit
  • Controlled Shooting Area

Fishing Licenses & Permits

  • Resident Annual Fish
  • Nonresident Annual Fish
  • Senior Annual Fish (age 65-74)
  • Resident 5-year Fish
  • Trout Permit
  • Three-pole Permit
  • Tournament Black Bass Pass
  • Hand Fishing Permit

Frequently Asked Questions

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