Alligator Hunting
Connecticut Alligator
Hunting Tags 2026
Tag requirements, draw system, fees, and season information for alligator hunting in Connecticut. Alligators are not native to Connecticut. The state's northern New England climate and cold winters preclude any wild alligator population. There is no alligator hunting season.
2026 Tag Quick Facts
Verified 2026
Resident Fee
See agency
Contact for fees
Non-Resident Fee
Varies
Per tag
Draw Required
No
Lottery system
Season
No alligator season
Typical period
Step-by-Step
How to Get an Alligator Hunting Tag in Connecticut
1
Purchase a Connecticut Hunting License
A valid state hunting license is required before applying for or receiving alligator tags. Purchase through CT Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection.
2
Purchase Your Tag Directly
Connecticut does not require a draw for all alligator tags. Contact CT Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection for tag availability and purchase methods.
3
Attach CITES Tag at Harvest
Contact CT Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection for specific tagging and documentation requirements after harvest.
Season Information
2026 Alligator Season in Connecticut
No alligator season
Important Notes
Connecticut-Specific Information
Connecticut's cold New England climate is outside the natural range of the American alligator.
Source: CT Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection (portal.ct.gov).
Requirements verified 2026. Always confirm current draw dates and tag availability with CT Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection.