Illinois Outdoor News hunting and fishing report — Feb. 5, 2023
Staff Report
February 5, 2023
Online hunting licenses surge in W.Va.
Charleston, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia
Treasurer John Perdue says the purchase of hunting licenses online
is growing in popularity.
Perdue’s office processed roughly 9,000 licenses online since
last weekend, bringing the state more than $570,000 in revenue.
During the same time last year, about 8,200 licenses were
processed electronically.
The Division of Natural Resources partners with the treasurer’s
office to process hunting licenses online.
The DNR expects there will be roughly 280,000 licensed hunters
in West Virginia deering this year’s gun season for bucks.
The division says deer hunting is worth roughly $233 million
annually for West Virginia.
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