Does your state have one? How much is it and how much is the yearly charge if ya know? Just curious!?!

Md does not offer this option anymore for what I can find, but wish they did! I say "anymore" because I am pretty sure my Grandfather had one in both MD and WV many years ago!

Iowa does-I just got mine this year but apparently there was some talk about doing away with it. Was $51.Well worth it if I live over 2 more years...

Texas does, I have one. Was $600 one time fee when I got it, I think it is around $1000 now, not sure. It covers everyhting, forever. Except maybe the Federal Migratory Bird stamp, I don't know on that, not a duck hunter.

MI does not

WV has one....here is the latest price



[align=center]Combination[/align]

Combination Hunting, Trapping and Fishing (Class AB-L)*
$760

Combination Hunting, Trapping and Fishing - Infant (Class AB-L-I)*
$380





[align=center]Hunting[/align]

Hunting and Trapping (Class A-L)*
$760

Hunting and Trapping - Infant (Class A-L-I)*
$380

Small Arms Hunting (Class A-1-L)*
$75




[align=center]Fishing[/align]

Fishing (Class B-L)*
$530

Fishing-Infant (Class B-L-I)
$265

Trout Fishing (Class O-L)**
$230

Trout Fishing - Infant (Class O-L-I)**
$115

Arkansas has onebut it's a $1000 and the hunting/fishing combo license here which allows you to hunt and fish for everythingis only $35 (it may cost extra for a trout stamp). Not sure about the trout stamp b/c I don't trout fish.

True for persons 65 and over. Only others eligible are people who are severly disabled or veterans with a military related disability or that has been a POW. Right now the license fee for veterans is $5.50 for a lifetime. This does not include deer tags or turkey tags.

Oklahoma has them. I have the lifetime hunting/fishing combination that covers everything expect a waterfowl stamp (I've never had to buya deer or turkey tag). It was $775 when I got mine, I'm not sure what they are now. There has been talk of getting rid of them.

Id own one if KY offered one.[&o]

NY does. BUT, since I'm so old I didn't opt for it. Now they've come up with a buy in at age 65 for $50 if you want. Well, I get my license for $5 now because I'm over 40% disabled military vet. So, I'd technically have to live to buy a license for 10 years to eat up the $50. That would put me at 75 years old. I decided not to go for the lifetime since I have the $5 license. PLUS... filing as a disabled vet I get preference points on a doe permit. I got one this year. I applied for 2. They tell me I'll get at least one being disabled. I could have gotten it last year too but didn't know the rules until after I bought the license, paid $68 dollars and got the book. Then it was too late to undue the deed. I told the clerk, why didn't you tell me I could get it for $5. He said, you should have ask.[:@][:@]