State Hunting Guide

West Virginia hunters will tell you that getting after the state's wild game is "Almost Heaven." So, whether you live in the state or are looking for some worthwhile out-of-state hunting adventures, you should plan a West Virginia hunt into your schedule this year.

Nevada simply wants you to get outside. Whether it's hunting, fishing, boating, or enjoying a hike and the view, the state offers plenty for those who appreciate what nature has to offer — and that includes plenty of big and small game to hunt.

Rhode Islanders are big fans of hunting, fishing, and the outdoors in general. The state supports getting out into nature, conservation, wildlife management, and more, making it an excellent state for hunting year-round.

Game meat, big game trophies, and building relationships outdoors—these are just a few of the reasons hunters love to hunt in Montana.

Hunting brings friends and families together in Massachusetts. Spending time together in nature, helping each other learn new skills, and sharing harvested food are just a few reasons why people love to hunt in this state.

There's an excellent mix of many types of game to hunt in Nebraska, including turkeys, big game, waterfowl, upland game, and small game. So, no matter what you love to hunt most (or are ready to try), Nebraska could be the place to get it done this year.

If you've never been on a Sika deer hunt, this could be the year to add one to your calendar. Along with white-tailed deer, black bear, turkey, and plenty of other game animals, the hunting experience in Maryland is excellent.

If you're going to travel (or live) that far north in the lower 48 states of the U.S., the hunting better be worth your while—and that's definitely true of hunting in Maine. The state offers a superb experience for hunting black bears, turkey, whitetail, and more.

The potential for a record big game trophy — or a gray wolf — is reason enough to hunt in Idaho this year. But you might also be drawn to this state for the ample upland bird hunting opportunities.

Hunting in Hawaii is a niche experience. Where many states have a range of animals you can hunt throughout the year — big and small — Hawaii has fewer animals to hunt. However, if you're after game birds or axis deer, a trip to this island state may be just what you need this year.

An abundance of small game is the draw for hunting in New Jersey. However, you can also hunt whitetail deer, coyote, turkeys, and more to round out your year.

If you're looking for more time to hunt deer, head to Delaware! The state offers one of the longest deer hunting seasons in the United States.