Resident Lifetime Senior Hunting/Fishing License (60 or older)
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Why buy a lifetime, for seniors it's only $5 per year.
http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/lifetime-licenses
http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/lifetime-licenses
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What he said. Senior [over 60] is $5 a year and covers all fishing and hunting licenses that a person will need.
Danny Abear
Well-Known Member
Yep, $5 a year gets you a 3 foot long set of licenses
Lifetime licenses are available from
the Baton Rouge office only. Allow three
weeks processing time. Applicants are
required to have lived in Louisiana for the
immediate six months prior to making application
to qualify for resident rates.
Mandatory documents required with application
for applicants under 18 are a birth
certificate and a copy of both parents’ drivers
licenses. Mandatory documents required
with application for anyone 18 and older are
a valid LA driver's license issued a minimum
of six months and one of the following:
1. Louisiana voter's registration card
2. Louisiana vehicle registration or
3. Two previous year's state tax filing,
stamped by Department of Revenue
and Taxation.
(Applications available at www.wlf.louisiana.
gov/licenses/lifetime/ or by calling 225-
765-2887)
the Baton Rouge office only. Allow three
weeks processing time. Applicants are
required to have lived in Louisiana for the
immediate six months prior to making application
to qualify for resident rates.
Mandatory documents required with application
for applicants under 18 are a birth
certificate and a copy of both parents’ drivers
licenses. Mandatory documents required
with application for anyone 18 and older are
a valid LA driver's license issued a minimum
of six months and one of the following:
1. Louisiana voter's registration card
2. Louisiana vehicle registration or
3. Two previous year's state tax filing,
stamped by Department of Revenue
and Taxation.
(Applications available at www.wlf.louisiana.
gov/licenses/lifetime/ or by calling 225-
765-2887)
highstandard40
Well-Known Member
Why buy a Senior Lifetime License?
Because it makes sense to. Why would you not buy one. It's only $50. If you think that buying a $5 license every year makes sense, then you are betting that you won't live past 70 years old. Plus, if you get the lifetime license, you don't have to go and buy a license every year. My wife and I each have a lifetime license.
Because it makes sense to. Why would you not buy one. It's only $50. If you think that buying a $5 license every year makes sense, then you are betting that you won't live past 70 years old. Plus, if you get the lifetime license, you don't have to go and buy a license every year. My wife and I each have a lifetime license.
You still have to go to the store to get your tags. They need to be replaced every year so you are not saving a trip.
highstandard40
Well-Known Member
Not everybody deer hunts or needs tags. And you still save money in the long run if you live past 70.
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Another nice thing about the lifetime license (that I just found out about) is that it can be added as an endorsement to your drivers license. This eliminates the need to carry it or helps if you forget it at home or in the vehicle (assuming you didn't also forget your license).
I plan (fingers crossed!) on living for more than ten more years - anything over ten and I'm ahead of the annual $5/year Resident Senior Combo Hunt/Fish price. Also, I found out a Louisiana Resident Lifetime Hunting/Fishing License is honored by Texas -- at least for the Fishing part, no such luck for the hunting.
As stated it’s by mail or the Baton Rouge main office. I suggest you can just collect the required documents and drive there and pay and get it over with. That’s what I did.
Also once in hand the next time you get a new drivers license have the DMV add the endorsement to your drivers license. Then you can leave your hunting license at home.
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sviccellio
New Member
Ok
CAJUNLAWYER
crusty old bastard
Great idea but where do you stick your Federal duck stamps????? Also my understanding is that the Lifetime old fart license covers EVERYTHING (including recreational gear) EXCEPT the federal duck stamp and the $5 per year license does not cover some of the gear licenses. Plus when they move you to the old folks home in Florida you can still sneak out and come back to Louisiana for fishing and hunting and yer still legal-can't do that with the $5 yearly ticket.
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