JackM
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Like I did. I will have to stop by Wal-Mart tomorrow or buy on line as I plan to get out for a bit. :-(
Fredrick wrote:
IF YOU BUY ONE ONLINE DON'T FORGET TO PRINT MORE THAN ONE COPY BECAUSE EVERYONE KNOWS HOW THOSE FISHING LICENSE HOLDERS HOLD UP WHEN WALKING THROUGH THE WOODS :lol:
Maurice wrote:
Fredrick wrote:
IF YOU BUY ONE ONLINE DON'T FORGET TO PRINT MORE THAN ONE COPY BECAUSE EVERYONE KNOWS HOW THOSE FISHING LICENSE HOLDERS HOLD UP WHEN WALKING THROUGH THE WOODS :lol:
Fredrick....SSShhhhhhhhhush, some folks are sensitive about that....and you never know who is watching. (I bury my extra ones in a hole in the back yard.) :-D
I hear the mandatory minimum sentence on printing out an extra license is 20 years in solitary
Bamboozle wrote:
I stopped displaying my license years ago after I watched one float down the Bushkill. I now do the on-line thing for the obvious advantages. I can live without the pretty trout stamp, you can always buy a real one and stick it on.
Funny thing is; since I started tucking away my license in my pocket; I have had at least three WCOCE, (WCO Close Encounters) and have never been asked once for my license.
I'd GLADLY pay an extra $5 a year for a button like the old days.
As a matter of fact I REALLY wish the PFBC would create a multi year or lifetime license for pre-seniors. My drivers license and gun permit are both multi year. What's the problem? I don't understand why the Fish Commission feels it necessary to verify identification and proof of residency every year.
It's all about cash isn't it? Why not get some in advance?