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You are responsible for printing and carrying your licenses, permits, and carcass tags at all times when hunting, fishing or recreating on state lands.

You can log on to MyFWP at fwp.mt.gov/myfwp/ to view your application status. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Licenses, permits and carcass tags are printed on 8½" x 11" regular white paper. An email will be sent to you at the conclusion of your transaction that will include your non carcass licenses to print from your home printer.

Montana hunting and fishing licenses are accessible through a secure and convenient mobile app. Montana's MyFWP app provides a simple and easy way to store and display licenses, permits, and digital carcass tags, known as E-Tags, which can be used in the field without cellular service.

Items Purchased Select the "View/Print" button to print a copy of your license and/or application details. A copy of your receipt and license/application details has been emailed to the email address provided. Select the "Email Information" button to email this information to additional recipients.

Landowner Preference applicants are limited to 15% of drawing based quotas. For Deer Permits, Deer B Licenses, & Antelope Licenses: To qualify for landowner preference, you must own or be contracting to purchase at least 160 acres of land in the hunting district for which you are applying.

A general elk license allows you to harvest an elk critter in ance with the general elk hunting rules for that elk hunting district. Frequently those rules only allow the shooting of a mature trophy brow-tined bull elk. That is the goal of most elk hunters, but those type of elk are usually few in number.