Every official West Virginia hunting and fishing tool in one place. WVhunt.com licensing and electronic game check, the regulations summary, season dates, the mapwv.gov interactive hunt and fish map covering WMAs and public ground statewide, and the full fishing suite, all linked straight to the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. Nothing here is copied or cached, so what you open is always the current version WVDNR publishes.
West Virginia sells licenses through WVhunt.com, the state's Electronic Licensing and Game Check System, on its own domain. WVDNR publishes the license types and fees on wvdnr.gov.
Game check runs electronically through WVhunt.com. Field tags and CWD test results live on separate WVDNR hosts.
A field journal, not a game-check tool
WVhunt.com is what West Virginia requires of you once the tag is on. huntNotes is the personal record alongside it, with sits, sightings, weather, and waypoints saved season over season on your phone. Free to download.
The rules, the season dates, and the full annual summary WVDNR replaces each year.
WVDNR's pages for West Virginia's seasons. Deer, bear, turkey, and boar all sit under the Big Game hub rather than separate species pages.
The mapwv.gov Hunting and Fishing Map is West Virginia's headline access tool: WMAs, public hunting ground, and stocked waters on one interactive map, hosted on the state GIS portal.
Licenses, regulations, the stocking schedule, and the same mapwv.gov map hunters use, with stocked waters layered on.
Hunter education, getting started in the field, venison donation, and handling what you take home.
All season dates, regulations, licensing, and public land information linked on this page are published and maintained by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources. huntNotes is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the West Virginia DNR. Always confirm current regulations directly with the West Virginia DNR before heading afield.