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    Angelscheine für Veteranen nach Bundesstaat


    Angelscheine für Veteranen nach Bundesstaat

    Von Casey915

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    1. Eos_Tyrwinn on

      I assume NH being grey means no fishing licenses in general? Probably should be in the key

    2. VerySluttyTurtle on

      I live in Oregon. Our motto is “fuck veterans and fishermen doubly so”

    4. HeemeyerDidNoWrong on

      Oregon has among the most difficult to understand fishing regulations I’ve looked at. They expect you to know every dam, water crossing, whatever by heart as the rules change often and they don’t give great guidance.

    8. Ponchorello7 on

      Americans have a fascinating (weird) relationship with veterans.

    10. existential-koala on

      How long has PA given veterans free licenses for? I specifically remember my grandfather paying to renew his in the 90s and 00s, and he is a veteran

    11. flyingtable83 on

      So, are these veteran specific fishing licenses? Or are they fishing licenses provided free or discounted because of veteran status?

      The title and key are really ambiguous.

      The implication for Oregon is that the state literally denies fishing rights to veterans, which I doubt is the case.

    12. tgr3947 on

      Thats odd.. I live in SC, Im a veteran, and still have to pay for one. Another top notch map.

    14. HorpySpoondigger on

      Minnesota Fishing licenses are not free for veterans. This map sits on a throne of lies. It’s disabled Veterans who get free licenses. I’m a veteran, no free shit for me.

    17. paka96819 on

      Does Hawaii have fishing license? Maybe freshwater fishing at the reservoir??

    18. fivefivesixfmj on

      In Oregon if you have a service connected disability and are an Oregon resident then you are eligible for free hunting and fishing licenses. So while not automatically free it is a maybe free.

    19. ohthatguy1980 on

      This map is bs. I’ve got a free combination hunting/fishing license every year since 2011 in Oregon.

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