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The document MCBBul 11015 outlines the application process for individuals seeking permission to hunt, fish, trap, or use the archery site at Marine Corps Base Quantico (MCBQ). It includes sections for personal information, vehicle data, and personnel categories. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate information and warns against falsification. It also details exemptions from background checks based on valid identification and includes a waiver of liability for participants in outdoor activities organized by the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs Branch. Additionally, there are specific provisions for minors requiring parental consent and acknowledgment of risks associated with these activities.

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Do veterans get a free fishing license in Tennessee?

One-day fishing permits for all species is available for $6.50. Permanent licenses for disabled veterans with a rating of 30% or more due to war service or who are rated 100% due to service-connected disability are also $10. Tennessee fish and game licenses are also available.

Does a 65 year old need a fishing license in Tennessee?

Authorizes issuance of a sport fishing and hunting license with a one-time $10 fee to residents of Tennessee who are 100% permanent and totally disabled from service connected cause, or by reason of service in any war are 30% or more disabled.

Do you need a fishing license in TN if you are over 65?

Special Fishing Permits (Resident and Nonresident) Resident anglers 65 years of age and older do not need a permit but are required to have a fishing license. Anglers under the age of 16 do not need a lake permit but anglers ages 13 to 15 are required to have a Junior Fish/Hunt license. Required for all ages.

How old do you have to be to fish for free in Tennessee?

Anyone (resident or non-resident) of any age can fish free without a license in Tennessees public waters, agency owned and operated lakes, and Tennessee State Parks.