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Getting Your DNR ID NumberYour DNR ID number is the number you will use the rest of your life to check big game or if you trap a beaver, otter, bobcat or fisher. The number can be up to six digits long. Your annual or lifetime "license number" is a different number and will not work. Annual license buyers: When you buy a base license, your permanent DNR ID number will be printed in the upper left part of your license. Non-licensed hunters: If you are not required to buy a license (for example, landowner, underage, hunter who turned 65 before 1/1/12, etc.) you can obtain your permanent DNR ID number by going online at wvhunt.com and clicking on "Don't have an Account? Enroll here," visiting a license agent, or calling a DNR district office. Lifetime license holders: You have already been entered into the ELS system and assigned a permanent DNR ID number. To find out what your DNR number is, visit a license agent, or call a DNR district office or the Elkins or South Charleston office. Your information will need to be verified for accuracy and activated. Checking Game
Upon completing the game check process, you will be given a 13-digit number which must be recorded on a DNR field tag or on a sheet of paper that displays the hunter's or trapper's name and address. |
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