License Information

Welcome to the next generation of Alabama’s outdoor experience! The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) has partnered with Tyler Technologies and OneOutdoor to launch a brand-new, modernized licensing and account management platform. You can now log into the new system to claim your modernized dashboard, securely update your profile, and verify that your certifications and historical data have safely migrated. To access your new account portal and claim your dashboard, visit myoutdooralabama.com. To learn more about the system upgrades, view the step-by-step account guides, or browse frequently asked questions, visit the information hub at outdooralabama.com/MyOutdoorAlabama.

All Recreational Licenses Expire on August 31 Annually.

Use the online sales system to instantly purchase and print your hunting and fishing licenses.

You can walk-in to any License Agent to purchase your hunting and fishing licenses.  You must present your driver's license (if over 16 years of age).  See Residency Information below if you don't have a driver's license or have an AL non-driver's ID card.

You can find your current, valid license and download it as a pdf file.

Make a one-time purchase of hunting and/or fishing license privileges that are valid for the lifetime of the license holder (valid if moves out-of-state). Alabama residents only.

By law, residency is defined by your driver's license or non-driver's ID card. View the Residency Information page for details.

Find the answers to the most asked questions on licenses, lifetime licenses, lost licenses and more.

Social Security Numbers are required by State and Federal laws for all licenses purchases.

• State: Section 30-3-194(a) 
• Federal: 42 U.S.C.A. § 666(a)(13)(2003) 

If you are a full-time college student between the ages of 17 – 23 attending a certified higher education institution in Alabama, you can purchase your hunting and/or fishing license at the same cost as an Alabama resident!