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A RESIDENT landowner who possesses an Alabama Driver's License or other proof of residency may hunt on their land without having to purchase a hunting license. A RESIDENT landowner's immediate family may hunt on the land without having to purchase a hunting license provided that they are RESIDENTS of Alabama.

It is illegal to hunt, trap, capture, injure, kill or destroy any wild game on another person's land without having in possession the written permission of the landowner or person in control of such land, unless accompanied by the landowner or unless a guest of the landowner.

(a) Any person other than a nonresident who hunts in this state or who utilizes a Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries shooting range without the required hunting license shall be guilty of a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not less than seventy-five dollars ($75) nor more than two hundred fifty ...

Must I purchase a hunting license to hunt on lands I own in Alabama? No. Residents of Alabama and their immediate family are not required to purchase a hunting license to hunt on property they own.

There are numerous hunting opportunities on public lands in Alabama. In fact, there are more than 700,000 acres of public hunting space within various state-managed lands including Wildlife Management Areas, Special Opportunity Areas, State Parks, and Forests.

Archery Specifications for Hunting Longbows, recurve bows and compound bows must have a minimum peak tension of 30 lbs. Crossbows must have a minimum peak tension of 85 lbs at normal draw length. Arrows or bolts shall be equipped with broadhead having two sharpened edges and minimum cutting diameter of 7/8 inches.