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  1. 01-18-2018, 05:40 PM #1
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    I saw an article that says sportsmen will be unable to buy a license for hunting or fishing in stores and bait shops starting the end of January till the beginning of April. Has anyone heard anything or have more details?
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    LDWF moving to new licensing system | Louisiana Outdoors | theadvocate.com

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    That will be a big shock to those out of state folks wanting to come down when the crappie are on the bank.... or tourneys
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    It's easier to just buy your license online these days. I bought my OK non resident license on the way to the lake. I did the same for my LA license last year.
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    After a little research I answered my own question but figured it might help out someone else who hasn't heard. I'll be getting mine on line before I come down the end of February.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bossier_Rob View Post
    It's easier to just buy your license online these days. I bought my OK non resident license on the way to the lake. I did the same for my LA license last year.
    Especially if you go to wal mart


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    Bite the bullet and bye the lifetime hunting and fishing license and be done with it. I don't know how much money I saved over the last 35 yrs.
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    Chip I wish I would have been wise enough to buy a lifetime license many years ago like you did. It's too late now 73 years old as I doubt I'll get to use it enough to make it worthwhile. I must say though, the 5 dollar yearly fee for me is great and it covers all fishing and hunting.
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    When I was young enough for a lifetime license to really pay off I probably couldn't afford one.
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    Can a person buy lifetime fishing license for a state they don’t live in ? Just go for 6 months


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