MADISON, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources announced an increase in numerous nonresident hunting and fishing license fees in a Tuesday, July 11 press release.

Rate changes are coming as part of the final 2024-25 budget enacted by Gov. Tony Evers. This marks the first fee hike since 2005.

New rates vary from an extra $5 to $40. Licenses for the 2023-2024 season will remain valid through March 31, 2024.

New Nonresident Hunting Fees include:

• Annual Small Game: $90
• Five-Day Small Game: $60
• Deer: $200
• Archery and Crossbow: $165
• Turkey: $65
• Furbearing Animal: $165

New Nonresident Fishing Fees are:

• Individual One-Day: $15
• Individual Annual: $55
• Individual Four-Day: $29
• Individual 15-Day: $33
• Family Annual: $70
• Family 15-Day: $45

Nonresident Combination License Fees now are:

• Conservation Patron: $620
• Sports License: $295

Hunters and anglers can buy licenses online via Go Wild, DNR Service Centers or from an authorized sales agent location.