Fur Buyer License
Hawaii Fur Buyer
License 2026
Complete guide to fur buyer and dealer licensing in Hawaii — resident and nonresident fees, record-keeping requirements, CITES compliance, pelt tagging, annual reporting deadlines, and bonding rules. Hawaii has no commercial fur buyer program. There are no native furbearing animals and no commercial trapping industry in Hawaii.
2026 Fur Buyer License Quick Facts
Verified 2026
Resident Fee
See agency
Contact Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife
Nonresident Fee
See agency
Contact Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife
Record Retention
See rules
Check agency requirements
CITES Required
No
No CITES species regulated
License Details
Hawaii Fur Buyer License Requirements
All commercial fur purchases in Hawaii are regulated. Review all requirements before purchasing furs from trappers.
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| License Required | No license required |
| Resident Fee | — |
| Nonresident Fee | — |
| Record Keeping Required | Not required |
| Pelt Tagging Required | Not required |
| CITES Compliance Required | No CITES requirement |
| Annual Report Required | Not required |
| Bonding Required | Not required |
Important Notes
Hawaii-Specific Fur Buyer Rules
Hawaii has no commercial fur buyer license program. There are no native fur-bearing mammals and commercial trapping does not occur in Hawaii. No fur dealer license is issued.
Source: Hawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife (dlnr.hawaii.gov).
Requirements verified 2026. Always confirm current license fees and record-keeping rules directly with the agency before purchasing furs.