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 hunting license often requires passing a safety course to promote responsible hunting practices. To get a hunting license, applicants usually need to provide identification and may have to pay a fee. The license helps manage wildlife populations and protect natural habitats, contributing to conservation efforts. Hunters must carry their license while hunting and may need additional permits for certain species.