Turkey Tags
South Carolina Turkey Tags
2026
Complete guide to wild turkey tag requirements in South Carolina — spring and fall season fees, bird limits, requirements, and where to buy your turkey tags online. South Carolina has one of the earliest and longest spring turkey seasons in the country. Tags are included with the resident hunting license. The state's diverse habitat from the mountains to the coast support excellent turkey numbers.
Spring Season Open
2026 Turkey Tag Quick Facts
Verified 2026
Spring Tag (Resident)
See agency
Contact agency for fees
Spring Tag (Nonresident)
$65
per spring turkey tag
Spring Birds (Max)
3
birds per spring season
Fall Season
Closed
No fall turkey season
Season Fees
South Carolina Turkey Tag Fee Breakdown
Spring Turkey Season
Nonresident Tag$65.00
Bag Limit3 birds
Tag included with resident hunting license
Step-by-Step
How to Get Your South Carolina Turkey Tag
Follow these steps to purchase and properly use your South Carolina turkey tag for the 2026 season.
1
Purchase Your Base Hunting License
A valid South Carolina hunting license is required before purchasing turkey tags. Residents and nonresidents must purchase the appropriate base license. Buy online at the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources website or at a licensed sporting goods retailer.
2
Purchase Your Turkey Tag(s)
Purchase your South Carolina turkey tag from South Carolina Department of Natural Resources online or at a licensed agent. Nonresident spring tags are $65. Purchase online →
3
Review Season Regulations
Check South Carolina Department of Natural Resources's current turkey hunting regulations for season dates, legal shooting hours, legal equipment, calling restrictions, and zone-specific rules. South Carolina has a spring turkey season. South Carolina hunting license required.
4
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
South Carolina Turkey Tag Requirements
South Carolina hunting license required.
Important Notes
South Carolina-Specific Turkey Information
Season can begin as early as late March; one of the longest seasons in the US.
Source: South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (www.dnr.sc.gov).
Requirements verified 2026. Always confirm current fees and season dates directly with South Carolina Department of Natural Resources before hunting.