A hunting license is a legal document that allows individuals to hunt specific game animals in designated areas. It is typically issued by state or provincial wildlife agencies and ensures that hunters follow local regulations, including hunting seasons and bag limits. Obtaining a license often requires passing a safety course and may involve fees. Licenses help manage wildlife populations and promote conservation efforts. They also provide funding for habitat restoration and wildlife protection programs. By regulating hunting activities, authorities aim to balance ecological health with recreational opportunities for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.