Indiana is a prime destination for hunters, offering a diverse range of game and natural beauty. The Hoosier State provides many areas for adventure, from rolling hills to lush forests. All licensed hunters must obey the regulations and laws to ensure a safe and enjoyable hunting experience. Hunters born after December 31, 1986, must complete a hunter education course before purchasing a hunting license. 

The cost of the mandatory license will vary. These determining factors include the type of game you're hunting, your residency status, age, and the weapons you'll use. However, there are exceptions to the licensing requirement, such as for individuals and their families hunting on their farmland.

All hunters must obey hunting etiquette. Hunting etiquette refers to the expected behavior of hunters while in the field. These guidelines help to keep everyone safe and provide positive hunting experiences for everyone.

For minors, youth hunting programs are available to encourage and promote the next generation of responsible hunters. These programs offer hands-on learning experiences and opportunities for young hunters to develop their skills and knowledge. Minors must have a valid hunting license and be accompanied by a licensed adult to participate. However, please check each program's specific regulations and requirements, as they may vary.