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Missouri Disabled Veteran Hunting & Fishing Permit Exemptions

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

Ongoing

Availability
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Eligibility
Honorably discharged Veteran with 60% or greater service-related disability, former POW, or qualifying military medical patient; certified eligibility proof required.
Cost
Permit exemptions for qualifying activity; some species and stamps remain subject to fees.

Organization: Missouri Department of Conservation - Veteran Benefits

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