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Kansas issues free hunting permits and licenses to Guardsmen and Disabled Veterans

Active members of the Kansas Army and Air National Guard who are Kansas residents may obtain free Kansas hunting and fishing licenses, as well as free state park entrance permits. To receive free licenses and permits, Kansas guardsmen apply through the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks' (KDWP) Pratt Operations Office.

Read About It: Kansas City infoZine

Posted: 11/13/2009 9:23:16 AM

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