AGFC Mobile

Sovereign Sportsman is now PayIt LLC

About this app

The AGFC Mobile app is the official mobile tool for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. The app enables hunters, anglers, and target shooters to obtain licenses, submit game checks, and communicate with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission from their mobile devices.
Features include:
· *NEW for the 2025 License Year* Updated Game check process to simplify game check submissions. Hunters can submit their check offline and receive a confirmation code once service is restored
· Customer Account- create or sync with an existing account in Arkansas's Wildlife License System
· Purchases- conveniently buy hunting and fishing licenses, permits, stamps, and magazines.
· Display licenses and permits- view current and past licenses and permits on your phone
· Maps- interactive maps with directions and information on Arkansas's public lands, boat ramps, lakes, shooting ranges, and license agents
· Resources- contact information, directions, phone numbers, the latest hunting and fishing digests, and other resources for outdoor enthusiasts
· Weather- display current weather conditions and sunrise/sunset tables before heading out
The app requires internet access via Wi-Fi or cellular connection for some features.

Ratings and reviews

App won't allow you to confirm your purchasing info,,, try to check inbox says to log in and yet it says I'm already logged in,,, get it fixed,, very frustrating

Terrible terrible app! It's OPENING DAY and my tags aren't listed under my license, just my receipt is!!! Tech support says it's a state issue and that I need to call them....but they're closed. Again, it's OPENING DAY and your app doesn't work!

Frustrating. The app loads my basic account information, like account number and name. But then it demands extra info like address, height, weight and phone number. I enter the information and the app rejects it because an account with that information already exists. I don't care if the problem is with the app or AFGC's IT system. Other states have this figured out. Why not Arkansas?