Resident Veteran Hunting License
Resident Veteran Hunting License: Reduced Fee
North Dakota resident disabled veterans with at least a 50% service-connected disability pay only $3 for a combined general game, habitat stamp, small game, and fur-bearer hunting…
Details
North Dakota resident disabled veterans with at least a 50% service-connected disability pay only $3 for a combined general game, habitat stamp, small game, and fur-bearer hunting license (the standard price is $62 for the full combination). A separate veteran combined hunting license at $10 (covering general game, habitat, small game, and fur-bearer) is available to veterans with a 100% service-related disability. Active duty North Dakota residents on leave can fish without any license.
Restrictions
HB 1147 (2025) lowered the eligibility threshold for the $3 combined license from 100% to 50% disability. The $10 veteran combined hunting license requires 100% service-related disability. Active duty ND residents on leave from active duty may fish with no license.
Boon Atlas is an independent benefits and perks directory. Boon Atlas is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, or any military branch. Confirm benefit details directly with the company, program, or official source before relying on any information listed here.
Get benefits like this in your inbox weekly.
A weekly newsletter of curated benefits most military families never find out about. Filtered by eligibility. Source-linked. Free.
Email list coming soon.
Other Attractions & Parks benefits you may qualify for.