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, Missouri · Hunting and fishing permits
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Ongoing - carry eligibility documentation; species-specific rules apply
Honorably discharged Veterans with a service-related disability of 60% or greater, and former POWs, may hunt and fish without most permits while carrying a certified VA eligibility statement. Exemptions exclude certain species and required permits such as migratory bird stamps or deer, elk, turkey and bear permits. Qualifying Veterans may also purchase some permits at resident prices; review Missouri Department of Conservation rules before hunting or fishing
VERIFIED — OFFICIAL SOURCE · Last verified Oct 28, 2026 · Recently updated
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Organization: Missouri Department of Conservation - Veteran Benefits
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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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