Life Time Super Combo

[curtintex]

I bought my son-in-law one for his 26th birthday. I figured he'd get my money's worth out of it. I wish I'd have bought one years ago, but at 46, I'm not sure that it makes sense now.

[Hoggslayer]

For over 30 years I've kicked myself in the butt for not getting mine when they were $500.
If I were your age I'd get it. Although now a days they have deals like the one at Academy where you buy a rifle or shotgun and get a super combo for free. So I'm using that as a excuse to buy a new gun every year.

[Slew]

I got mine in 2005 for Texas. Also have Oklahoma lifetime small game and waterfowl stamp and Arkansas lifetime license! Arkansas license paid for itself in 3 years when I moved to Texas!! Texas is probably close! Still have to remember to buy a type 2 even with a lifetime license.


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[Hunter Dan]

This doesn't make sense. You still have to get a license every year, it's just free/prepaid.

My license is a hard card type that stays in my wallet like a DL. The only thing I have to get every year are my tags if I want to shoot whitetail or turkey, or migratory bird stamps.

[Keith]

I bought mine when I was around 15-16 years old, almost 40 years ago. They were $300 but going up to $500, so I got mine before the price increase. Since a Super Combo cost $68 a year today, I was ahead after 4.5 years. So far, my Lifetime license purchase has save me well over $2500. I think I've got my moneys worth!

Then when they were going from $1000 to $1800 about 10 years ago, I got both my boys their lifetime super combo licenses.

[MLank]

My license is a hard card type that stays in my wallet like a DL. The only thing I have to get every year are my tags if I want to shoot whitetail or turkey, or migratory bird stamps.

Ah ha. Lightbulb. I have that card and now I see what you mean. Only need to get a license/tags each year for the specific tag requirements per certain game animal. Good to know. Thanks.

[Hunter Dan]

Ah ha. Lightbulb. I have that card and now I see what you mean. Only need to get a license/tags each year for the specific tag requirements per certain game animal. Good to know. Thanks.

It's nice because I can hunt hogs and exotics year round without worry if I have a license.

[T-roy66]

I’m 53 now. I bought mine in 2003 for $1000. Then we bought my wife’s just before the increase. It is worth it to me.

[Chad_E]

I to bought mine just before the increase to $1,800. I would think it would be worth it for you.

[hooligan]

I wish I would have bought. Nevada lifetime when I was going to school there. I just turned 34 and keep going back and forth if it’s worth $1,800 for me

My daughter is 14mo so I need to call tpwd and see if I can buy her one

[RiverRat1]

If you have an extra 1,800 not getting a return then it's probably worth it. If you leave Texas it's still good here.

If you're good with money and can get at least 3-4% on your money then it's technically not worth it. But some like it for peace of mind.

[Canoe1]

I think it's worth it.
Especially if you move out of state, but still plan to hunt here.

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[Canoe1]

Is there an age requirement to getting this? Wanting to do it as soon as possible for my 1 yr old.

I think all they need is a Name/DOB/SS#
No age requirement.

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[timoub007]

Is there an age requirement to getting this? Wanting to do it as soon as possible for my 1 yr old.

I don't believe that there are any age restrictions or requirements. I bought them for my girls before they were even a year old as that was the year of the last increase. Bought my wife hers too. I got mine back in 1997.

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[Dang_ol]

I have lifetime Texas and Louisiana, wish Texas had a discounted rate for kids like Louisiana does. If/when they say there will be another increase I will get both my daughters one also.