Lifetime Hunt/Fish License

[planeflyer21]

Anybody have one of these?  Here in Arizona they have different levels available:  fish only, hunt only, combo hunt/fish, and an "benefactor" level.

The benefactor is a bit more but includes lifetime trout stamps and two pole stamps.  No big game stamps are included.

I think I want to get the girl and myself one each.

How about your states?  They have anything similar?

[shepp]

That I know of Wisconsin doesn't have a life time but we have the conservation patrons licence which includes fishing/hunting/trapping/ and state park entry. Pretty sure the only thing it excludes is your bear tag which you can only apply for every 7 years with a points system (probably wolf now too) and your fed migratory bird stamp. Last time I had it the price was 100$ or so I'm guessing it's 125-150 now. 

I normally get the sportsman's license, which is small game, deer and fishing that's around 60$

[GreyGoose]

Hey I just checked and we have 3 lifetime levels, Hunt, Fish, and Conbo, the cool thing is I am a senior now and so its half price! ($636)

...should I be happy about this? lol

[planeflyer21]

Hey I just checked and we have 3 lifetime levels, Hunt, Fish, and Conbo, the cool thing is I am a senior now and so its half price! ($636)

...should I be happy about this? lol

Arizona also has the Pioneer license, free if you've been a resident for more than 25 years and are over 70 years old.  Hunt/fish combo.

[GreyGoose]

Arizona also has the Pioneer license, free if you've been a resident for more than 25 years and are over 70 years old.  Hunt/fish combo.

That is pretty cool, the guys who qualify for that deserve it!

âIdaho says if you are 51yrs+ you qualify as a senior for hunting/fishing purposes.

[GreyGoose]

Arizona also has the Pioneer license, free if you've been a resident for more than 25 years and are over 70 years old.  Hunt/fish combo.

That is pretty cool, the guys who qualify for that deserve it!

âIdaho says if you are 51yrs+ you qualify as a senior for hunting/fishing purposes.

[Wolfgang1952]

Hear in La. when you turn 60 you get everything except your Duck stamp for $5 dollars.    That covers small and large game, fresh and salt water, Doves, Turkey and Bow, Primitive, and Rifle for Deer and just about everything else you can think of.   You would need to have gotten get your lifetime back when you started to need a hunting license to hunt or fish to make it worthwhile now.   The life time just cost too much at the time.   So now I just pay my $5 dollars and go about my

Wolf

[planeflyer21]

Hear in La. when you turn 60 you get everything except your Duck stamp for $5 dollars.    That covers small and large game, fresh and salt water, Doves, Turkey and Bow, Primitive, and Rifle for Deer and just about everything else you can think of.   You would need to have gotten get your lifetime back when you started to need a hunting license to hunt or fish to make it worthwhile now.   The life time just cost too much at the time.   So now I just pay my $5 dollars and go about my

Wolf

I can see that side of the coin for sure.  Especially at 46.

Here in Arizona though, Game & Fish is funded solely by the purchase of licenses and permits, monies that are (at present) strictly separate from the general fund, e.g., the politicos' cookie jar.

I don't mind overpaying to see the benefit.

[Dale]

NC has several lifetime licenses, hunting, fresh water fishing, saltwater fishing, and combo's there of... we also have a very reasonable seniors lifetime licenses, plus disabled lifetime licenses...

my disabled lifetime license covers all hunting, fishing, fresh and saltwater, trout stamps, access permits to parks, special areas etc... I paid $110 for mine, 100% social security disabled... the only think I need to buy is federal migratory bird, if I want to hunt ducks or geese and a state trapping license, $35.00/year...