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, Mississippi · Hunting and fishing license exemption
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Ongoing - carry required proof or apply for annual exempt license
Mississippi resident Veterans with total service-connected disability are exempt from purchasing hunting or fishing licenses. Residents must carry proof of Mississippi residency and disability while hunting or fishing, or may obtain the Department’s annual Disabled Exempt license. Check current proof requirements with Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks
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Organization: Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks - Permits & 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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