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swampratt

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I think adult expires the same way.
It did a few years ago anyway.
It is a year by year thing.

Get the youth a lifetime for Christmas and never worry about it again.
I really like a bargain and a lifetime does pay for itself.

I see where you are coming from though and the season tag should expire after the season not on 12-31
 

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I think adult expires the same way.
It did a few years ago anyway.
It is a year by year thing.

Get the youth a lifetime for Christmas and never worry about it again.
I really like a bargain and a lifetime does pay for itself.

I see where you are coming from though and the season tag should expire after the season not on 12-31

You are 100% correct! I have a lifetime and never thought about it being a new year, always thought it was "the season" since it counts toward the previous year after Jan. 1st.
 

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I think adult expires the same way.
It did a few years ago anyway.
It is a year by year thing.

Get the youth a lifetime for Christmas and never worry about it again.
I really like a bargain and a lifetime does pay for itself.

I see where you are coming from though and the season tag should expire after the season not on 12-31
Yep! They also allow a payment plan. (Doesn't become valid until paid in full IIRC.)
 

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I got my son a lifetime when he was 4 years old.
You do not have to wait until they are of age to require a license to get one.
For those thinking about it.
 

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I got my son a lifetime when he was 4 years old.
You do not have to wait until they are of age to require a license to get one.
For those thinking about it.
I did the same Swamp, bought my oldest 2 before the price went up in 03. They were 5 and 1 at the time I tried to buy one for my unborn boy but they needed a SS #. Lol
He got an expensive one but they have paid for themselves multiple times. The 1 year old is a Sr in HS now and is killing a lot of ducks with virtual school.
 

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Both my sons got a lifetime Hunting and fishing license as graduation presents. At the time I think they thought they got shorted, but as time went along they really appreciated the convenience of having one.
 

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Both my sons got a lifetime Hunting and fishing license as graduation presents. At the time I think they thought they got shorted, but as time went along they really appreciated the convenience of having one.
Maybe they were planning on leavin' the state... :D

Hmmm... what happens if ya have a lifetime license, and later decide to move out of state? Is it resident only?
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Maybe they were planning on leavin' the state... :D

Hmmm... what happens if ya have a lifetime license, and later decide to move out of state? Is it resident only?
:drunk2:
No, the lifetime stays with you even if moving out of state. My oldest lives in Tx now but still uses his license legally.
 

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