NO HUNTING LICENSE NEEDED WITH OUR GUEST AND PERMISSION

 Yes, you generally need a Florida hunting license to hunt on private property, as hunting without a permit is considered poaching. However, there are some exceptions, including being under 16 years of age or holding specific residency and disability status. There are also exceptions for hunting wild hogs on private land with the owner's permission, as they are considered a nuisance species and don't have a closed season. When you need a hunting license:

Wild Hogs: You may hunt wild hogs year-round with landowner permission and do not need a license or permit for this specific activity. 

• You must have a valid hunting license for small game species like squirrels and birds, as well as for other animals like deer and turkeys, even on your own land.
• Additional permits may be required depending on the species and location. 

When a hunting license is not required (exemptions):

• Age:Individuals under 16 years old are exempt. 
• Residency: Florida residents 65 years or older are exempt. 
• Disability: Residents who are certified as totally and permanently disabled may be exempt. 
• Military: Florida residents in the Armed Forces, home on 30-day or less leave, are exempt. 

Where to get a license and more information:

• You can purchase a license and find more details on the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) website.