Sent for my lifetime hunting license
In Virginia, when you turn 65, you can get a lifetime hunting and fishing license for $20 each.
I am retired, on Social Security, and Medicare.
The only thing left for me to do is die.
I am retired, on Social Security, and Medicare.
The only thing left for me to do is die.
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Here in Georgia you just walk in the store like you
would do buying any hunt/fish license, prove your 65 yrs old, pay a $3 processing fee for the stores troubles, get the permits right there, no applying by application involved......it's good for life with no renewals....walk out and enjoy until "your" bodily expiration date arrives.....0 -
I get a discount, but no lifetime, and I don't get drawn anyway. On the good side, I can hunt rabbits with no license at all. 0 -
In Pa. you need to get it renewed for a small fee. Fishing licenses are good for life if you qualify. 0 -
Its something of a ripoff in VA. Even with the lifetime license I still have to purchase all the tags and stamps.
However, landowners are not required to purchase anything when hunting on their own land. So I bought a couple places just for me to hunt. Now the problem is keeping out the tresspassers.
You would think that after killing and eating the first 8 or 10 trespassers the rest would get the message...but Noooooo!
I have a BBQ sauce recipe that is good on everything.0 -
SORRY state of kansas ...kansas issued an honorary hunting and fishing certificate when i hit the fabulous 65 age...thought that will work well at the lake place which i have had and paid taxes and lake fees for 15 years....WELL that lasted a few years then they rescinded that so i DID NOT renew my two boats nor a hunting or fishing license or any state permits.....just enjoy the lake which is worlds diff than home country...SCREW THEM INDIAN GIVERS 0 -
The Virginia permanent license is actually kind of pretty. 0 -
Exactly,, 8-) might as well just relax in the blind with a thermos of lactose free hot chocolate..jimdeere wrote:In Virginia, when you turn 65, you can get a lifetime hunting and fishing license for $20 each.
I am retired, on Social Security, and Medicare.
The only thing left for me to do is die.
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bustedknee wrote:
You would think that after killing and eating the first 8 or 10 trespassers the rest would get the message...but Noooooo!
If you think keeping trespassers off of hunting land is tough you ought to try living in a house by a lake or river. When I was living in East Tennessee I've come home to find a family having a picnic in my back yard before with their car parked in my driveway. I told my wife I wonder what they'd do if they came home and found us cooking out in their back yard.
Inconsiderate assholes are every where. I've had them come by boat and use my dock to lay out in the sun and party on.
If you give permission to one person they'll bring someone with them to fish and then the next time that other person will have people with them and they think it's public property and act pissed off when you run them off.
Like you I just started killing them and using them for cut bait but the bad thing is the fish wouldn't even touch'em not even Carp.0 -
The states will do anything to keep licence sales up...
New kids would rather play video games.0 -
To expensive in Idaho. A lifetime hunt and fish license for over 65 ers is about $800. 0 -
Idaho is $636.75- which is too damned high! 0 -
In MO if you're 65+, you no longer need a hunt/fish license. Still have to buy deer/turkey tags. I own enough land to get a whole handful of those tags anyway. Only thing I need to buy is a trapping permit if I go off my place. 0 -
Anyone else tired of looking at this peckerwoods video? 0 -
Peckerwood, yourself. I f you weren?t such a troll, you could figure it out yourself.
Display signatures: O yes. O no.0 -
penguin1 wrote:Anyone else tired of looking at this peckerwoods video?
Wasn't aware of your YouTube channel. What type of videos to you usually post?0 -
penguin1 wrote:Anyone else tired of looking at this peckerwoods video?
I have no idea what brought this on, but I can't see how an innocuous thread about lifetime hunting licenses can provoke such a response. Consider yourself warned.0 -
What video? Maybe I've got it blocked because it's part of someone's signature. If that's it, then there you go, block "signatures". 0 -
In NC if born before 1953 senior lifetime license may be purchased at age 65 If born after 1953 you have to wait till age 70. Cost is reasonable only 30 bucks 0 -
Mobuck wrote:In MO if you're 65+, you no longer need a hunt/fish license. Still have to buy deer/turkey tags. I own enough land to get a whole handful of those tags anyway. Only thing I need to buy is a trapping permit if I go off my place.
Mobuck, can I come play in your yard?0
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