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Originally Posted by agelesssone
I've already got my 2013 license, but it sounds like I would be better off going and paying the $11.00 for a senior license as it would save me the lake fees.
What'cha think?
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Originally Posted by SAMBOLIE
You have to be at least 65 when you buy them. If you buy in Feb. and you turn 65 after that date you still pay full price.
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Originally Posted by agelesssone
as I stated previously, I bought my 2013 full priced fishing/hunting combo license when my 2012 license expired. I turned 65 years old 18 days later ( March 18). My question is, read carefully, can I now go and buy a 2013 senior citizen fishing license for $11.00 so I won't have to pay the daily fees at TWRA lakes that charge?
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You did not ask if you could now buy a senior license. You only asked if you should. My answer was based on your limited input. I had to assume that you were not 65 when you got the last license.
Now read carefully.
I do not know if you can buy two license in a single year. I am betting that you can.
Also, I do not think the license exempts us from the daily fee at all lakes.