New Mexico Reduced-Fee Hunting & Fishing License for Disabled Veterans
Dates not listed · New Mexico Veterans with a service-connected disability; no minimum disability rating percentage is stated for this reduced-fee license.
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Statewide, Iowa · Hunting and fishing license
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Ongoing - lifetime license; deer tag available annually
Iowa residents disabled during federal active service due to a service-connected disability may apply for lifetime hunting and/or fishing licenses and a paid any-deer tag valid during an established firearm season. The current application lists a $7 license fee and a $33 deer-tag fee; other wildlife fees may still apply. Submit documentation through Iowa DNR and confirm current requirements before purchase
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Organization: Iowa Department of Natural Resources - Hunting Applications
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Dates not listed · New Mexico Veterans with a service-connected disability; no minimum disability rating percentage is stated for this reduced-fee license.
Dates not listed · Disabled Veteran with loss of use of a foot or leg, or at least a 50% service-connected disability while receiving U.S. disability compensation; residents and nonresidents may qualify.
Dates not listed · Texas residents on full-time active military service.
Dates not listed · Kansas resident, honorably discharged (or general discharge under honorable conditions), with at least a 30% service-connected disability.
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