Turkey Tags

Alaska Turkey Tags
2026

Complete guide to wild turkey tag requirements in Alaska — spring and fall season fees, bird limits, requirements, and where to buy your turkey tags online. Wild turkeys are not native to Alaska and there is no established wild turkey population in the state. No turkey hunting season exists. Alaska offers world-class waterfowl and big game hunting instead.

2026 Turkey Tag Quick Facts Verified 2026

Spring Tag (Resident)

N/A

No spring season

Spring Tag (Nonresident)

—

See agency website

Spring Birds (Max)

Check regs

Varies by year

Fall Season

Closed

No fall turkey season

Step-by-Step

How to Get Your Alaska Turkey Tag

Follow these steps to purchase and properly use your Alaska turkey tag for the 2026 season.

Purchase Your Base Hunting License

A valid Alaska hunting license is required before purchasing turkey tags. Residents and nonresidents must purchase the appropriate base license. Buy online at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game website or at a licensed sporting goods retailer.

Purchase Your Turkey Tag(s)

Purchase your Alaska turkey tag from Alaska Department of Fish and Game online or at a licensed agent. Purchase online →

Review Season Regulations

Check Alaska Department of Fish and Game's current turkey hunting regulations for season dates, legal shooting hours, legal equipment, calling restrictions, and zone-specific rules. Alaska. N/A — no turkey hunting season in Alaska.

Tag Your Harvest Immediately

Upon harvesting a turkey, you must immediately fill out and attach your tag to the bird before moving it. Keep your license and tag on your person at all times while hunting. Record the required information (date, county/zone) as specified on your tag.

Requirements

Alaska Turkey Tag Requirements

N/A — no turkey hunting season in Alaska.

Important Notes

Alaska-Specific Turkey Information

Wild turkeys are not present in Alaska.

Source: Alaska Department of Fish and Game (www.adfg.alaska.gov). Requirements verified 2026. Always confirm current fees and season dates directly with Alaska Department of Fish and Game before hunting.

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