Airgun Hunting in Your State?

In Arizona for any of the game mentioned a .22 caliber or larger air rifle is required. As for the license fees it is a little funny. You can purchase a non- res. hunting / fishing combo $160.00 good for a year or short term hunt / fish combo for $20/day. There are no special tags required for fox / Coyote or Bobcat. There are legal seasons for fox and bobcat. Coyotes are legal year round. Bobcat and fox season is from August 1st though March 31st. Check on bag limits for specific areas in the state where you would plan on hunting. You can also hunt for mountain lion year round in Arizona. There are bag limits for certain areas. You are also required to use an air rifle in .35 caliber or larger. You are required to buy a $15.00 non permit tag for lions and any harvest is required to be reported within 48 hours to state fish and game officials. No spotted kittens or females with spotted kittens can be taken. That's the basic information. However you would be wise to check for any further regulations for any specific are you plan on hunting. You can contact the Indian reservations directly for any requirements for hunting on any reservation. Their fees and regulations are completely separate from those of the rest of the state.

http://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/licenses/hunting-licenses-and-permits
$48 Texas temp non resident non game permit
Includes exotics, and none game animals

Texas does have a separate laws and restrictions for what they classify as fur bearing animals you will need to look at the site 

An out of state small game hunting license is required in New Mexico which costs $65. Any airgun may be used (.177 included) for non game animals, and non game species. Obviously, humane FPE should be used. These include coyotes, skunks, rabbits, hares, ground squirrels, prairie dogs, Himalayan Tahr, and porcupines. And of course feral hogs. 

Most of the feral hogs here in New Mexico, are located in the southeast quadrant, and for the most part, on private land. The feds and state wildlife guys have done their job in reducing the numbers state-wide. As a result, the Texas hill country offers better hog hunting. About the only place better for hogs is Florida. 

WA, rat's & squirrel pretty much, however Coyote ARE on the "unclassified wildlife " in WA State so you may beat them, shoot them whatever but you will still need a permot, sorry no idea the cost but that would be the best Fur animal here w/airgun.

John

Florida:
Raccoon, opossum, coyote, beaver, skunk, nutria
Statewide Year-round

by all legal rifles, shotguns, muzzleloaders, crossbows, bows, pistols and air guns. (D)(F)

Hunting raccoons or opossums at night is allowed, but only .22­-caliber rimfire firearms (other than .22-mag­nums) or single-shot .410-gauge shotguns (using shot not larger than size 6) may be used. Hunting raccoons or opossums by displaying or using lights from moving vehicles, vessels or animals is prohibited. It is illegal to transport wild-trapped live raccoons within, into or from the state, except by FWC permit or authorization.

Bag Limit: No limits on any species

Nonresident Hunting Licenses
Nonresident Annual Hunting$151.50
Nonresident 10-Day Hunting$46.50

http://myfwc.com/

Tennessee:
.25 caliber pellet guns and smaller can be used to take Beaver, Bobcat, Coyote and Fox.
Nonresident 7-day Hunting License (072) $61.50
Nonresident Full Season Hunting License (071) $111.00
Other fees may apply.

Air rifles permitted in Ohio, no restrictions, save for during deer season. Here's the page; http://wildlife.ohiodnr.gov/hunting-trapping-and-shooting-sports/hunting-trapping-regulations/allowable-hunting-equipment
Many other species listed on the same page. No morning doves with air guns though. But fox, pigs, possum, raccoon, etc are.
​Licensing info page; http://wildlife.ohiodnr.gov/hunting-trapping-and-shooting-sports/hunting-trapping-regulations/licenses-and-permits

Maryland: $ 45.00 3 day out of state
coyotes
oct1-march31 24 hrs a day no limit calls,lights,any weapon legal
april1-September 31 sunrise to sunset calls,any weapon legal no limit

fox
charles and Dorchester counties: no limit 24/7 365
Rest of the state nov-march 24/7 no limit

Written permission just on a piece of scrap paper is required

edit.....if you want a full season md charges $130.00 and md does have hundreds of thousands of acres of public hunting that require no permission but no Sunday hunting. Frederick city watershed where I live is like 7200 acres and has coyote and fox plus I have access to many local farms for coyotes,fox,and all the groundhogs you want. If your intrested i could show you around.