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Appreciation Hunting — $17.70 at 50%, $3.60 at 100%
The Disabled Military Veterans Appreciation hunting licence is $17.70 at a 50% VA disability and $3.60 at 100% — against $34.35 for the standard resident all-game licence.
Verified August 27, 2026
What this benefit is
The Disabled Military Veterans Appreciation hunting licence is $17.70 at a 50% VA disability and $3.60 at 100% — against $34.35 for the standard resident all-game licence.
What it's worth: $17.70 at 50%+; $3.60 at 100% — the standard all-game licence is $34.35
- Prices are the current licence-year resident rates from the department table; issuance fees ride on top.
- A qualifying veteran may also buy the annual resident NIGHTTIME feral swine and coyote hunting licence paying only the issuance fee — the licence fee is exempt under Ala. Code 9-11-44 and 9-11-235.
- That is a distinct licence from the all-game one priced above, so it is worth asking for by name.
Who is entitled to it
- Your VA disability is 50% or higher.
- You are a resident of this state.
Not sure whether that describes you?
Answer a few questions about this benefit specifically — we only ask what this one actually depends on, and we stop as soon as we know.
How to claim it
- 1Buy at the county probate office or from the department by mail — the appreciation licences are not in the ordinary online flow.
- 2Bring VA certification of the disability percentage: 50% or greater buys at $17.70, 100% at $3.60.
- 3The licence covers all game, the same scope as the $34.35 standard licence it discounts.
- Form
- Appreciation licence purchase with VA certification
- File with
- Probate office or the conservation department by mail
- Documents you will need
- va benefit summary letter
- Annual
- Claimed once a year.
Sources
- authority · published policyOutdoor Alabama — Hunting Recreational Licenses, Resident (price table)
- operating · published policyOutdoor Alabama — License FAQs (thresholds and purchase channels)
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