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Vendor List Sorted by City Vendor List Sorted by City Dick's Sporting Goods 200 S Colonial Drive Alabaster 35007 (205) 564-2648 Wal-mart # 423 630 Colonial Promenade Pkwy Alabaster 35007 (205) 620-0360 Marshall County Probate Office 5850 US Highway 431 Ste 16 Albertville 35951 (256) 878-6980 Tallapoosa Co Probate Office 395 Lee Street Alexandeer City 35010 (256) 234-3264 Wind Creek State Park 4325 Al Hwy 128 Alexander City 35010 (256) 329-0845 Wal-mart # 726 2643 Hwy 280 West Alexander City 35010 (256) 234-0316 The Sure Shot LLC 1891 US Hwy 280 Alexander City 35010 (256) 329-0080 Calhoun Co Lic Commissioner 2065 Alexandria-Wellington Rd Alexandria 36250 (256) 241-2900 TG's One Stop 8067 Highway 144 Alexandria 36271 (256) 892-2034 Covington County Probate Office 1 Court Square Andalusia 36420 (334) 428-2510 Wal-mart # 1091 1991 M L King Jr Expressway Andalusia 36420 (334) 222-6561 Calhoun Co Lic Commissioner 1702 Noble Street, Suite 107 Anniston 36201 (256) 241-2900 Wal-mart # 329 5560 McCelland Blvd Anniston 36206 (256) 820-3326 Arab Lumber & Supply, Inc 841 N Brindlee Mtn Pkwy Arab 35016 (256) 586-4197 Wal-mart # 306 1450 N Brindlee Mtn Pkwy Arab 35016 (256) 586-8168 Pansey Grocery 13076 Highway 84 East Ashford 36312 (334) 899-3818 Clay County Probate Office 25 Court Square Ashland 36251 (256) 354-2198 St Clair County Probate Office 165 Fifth Ave Admin Bldg Ashville 35953 (205) 594-2120 Limestone Co Lic Commissioner 100 S Clinton St, Suite B Athens 35611 (256) 233-6430 Wal-mart # 661 1011 US Hwy 72 East Athens 35611 (256) 230-2981 West End Outdoors Inc 17171 Hwy 72 West Athens 35611 (256) 233-1633 Escambia County Probate Office 8600 Highway 31 Atmore 36502 (251) 368-5371 Wal-Mart Supercenter #7247 911 N Main Street Atmore 36502 (251) 368-1451 Wal-mart # 316 973 Gilbert Ferry Road SE Attalla 35954 (256) 538-3811 Academy Sports + Outdoors #162 2325 Brent Creek Road Auburn 36830 (334) 466-5500 Lee County Probate Office 1266 Mall Parkway Auburn 36830 (334) 737-7297 Wal-mart # 0356 1717 South College Street Auburn 36830 (334) 821-2493 Cullman County Probate Office 12080 AL Hwy 69 N Baileyton 35019 (256) 796-3300 Baldwin County Probate Office 220 Courthouse Annex Bay Minette 36507 (251) 937-0260 Outdoor Addiction 707 D'Olive Street Bay Minette 36507 (251) 937-5282 Wal-mart # 2739 701 McMeans Avenue Bay Minette 36507 (251) 937-5558 Autry Greer & Sons/Food Tiger # 16 13298 North Wintzell Bayou La Batre 36509 (251) 824-2213 Hocutt's Gas & Grocery 289 Highway 135 Berry 35546 (205) 689-4190 Jefferson Co Dept of Revenue 1801 3rd Avenue Bessemer 35020 (205) 481-4110 Wal-mart # 764 750 Academy Dr Bessemer 35022 (205) 424-5890 Wal-mart # 1711 1600 Montclair Rd Birmingham 35210 (205) 956-0416 Academy Sports + Outdoors # 68 1612 Gadsden Hwy Birmingham 35235 (205) 661-5500 Wal-mart # 762 9248 Parkway East Birmingham 35206 (205) 833-7676 Jefferson Co Dept of Revenue 1901 Hoover Court Birmingham 35226 (205) 497-8976 Jefferson Co Dept of Revenue 716 Richard Arrington Blvd N, Rm A100 Birmingham 35203 (205) 325-5188 Wal-mart # 1158 2473 Hackworth Road Birmingham 35214 (205) 798-9721 Wal-mart # 2713 5919 Trussville Crossing Parkway Birmingham 35235 (205) 661-1957 Mark's Outdoor Sports Inc 1400-B Montgomery Hwy Birmingham 35216 (205) 822-2010 Dick's Sporting Goods #330 5201 Hwy 280 South Birmingham 35242 (205) 981-1320 Academy Sports + Outdoors #63 310 Doug Baker Blvd Birmingham 35242 (205) 981-1971 Farmtown 4110 Sardis Rd Boaz 35956 (256) 593-7182 Wal-mart # 298 1972 US Hwy 431 Boaz 35957 (256) 593-0195 Wal-mart # 425 10675 Hwy 5 Brent 35034 (205) 926-4878 Escambia County Probate Office 314 Belleville Avenue Brewton 36427 (251) 867-0203 Wal-mart # 1620 2578 Douglas Ave Brewton 36426 (251) 867-4680 Big Daddy's Outdoors 52680 US Hwy 72 Bridgeport 35740 (256) 495-9225 Revised: 3/27/2018 Vendor List Sorted by City OB Jackson Hardware, LLC 111 South Main Brundidge 37010 (334) 735-2773 Choctaw County Probate Office 117 South Mulberry St Butler 36904 (205) 459-2417 Wal-mart # 3271 5100 Highway 31 Calera 35040 (205) 668-0831 Wilcox County Probate Office 100 Broad Street Camden 36726 (334) 682-4883 Pickens County Probate Office 50 Courthouse Square, Room 106 Carrollton 35447 (205) 367-2010 Little River Enterprises, LLC 1780 Co Rd 102 Cedar Bluff 35959 (256) 779-6461 Big Oak Campground 830 County Road 732 Cedar Bluff 35959 (256) 526-8723 Harton Nursery & Grocery 2205 Hwy 68 East Cedar Bluff 35959 (256) 779-6680 KPJP Inc dba Weiss Mart Marina 3480 Hwy 9 Cedar Bluff 35959 (256) 779-3474 Jefferson Co Dept of Revenue 2651 Center Point Parkway Center Point 35215 (205) 714-7175 Cherokee County Probate Office 260 Cedar Bluff Rd Suite 101 Centre 35960 (256) 927-3363 Wal-mart # 5126 1950 West Main Street Centre 35960 (256) 927-9900 Mark's Grocery 12005 Hwy 9 South Centre 35960 (256) 927-5512 Bibb County Probate 8 Court Square West Centreville 35042 (205) 926-3104 Washington Co Probate Office 45 COURT STREET Chatom 36518 (251) 847-2201 Wal-Mart Supercenter #4330 16077 Highway 280 Chelsea 35043 (205) 678-2222 Chiska Food Mart 6220 Hwy 72 Cherokee 35616 (256) 359-4119 Talladega Co Revenue Commissioner 201 8th Avenue SW Childersburg 35044 (256) 378-3466 Andrews Hardware 19750 N 3rd Street Citronelle 36522 (251) 866-5554 Mobile Co License Commissioner 19135 South Main Street Citronelle 36522 (251) 574-8563 Wal-mart # 0424 1415 7th Street South Clanton 35045 (205) 755-7574 Chilton County Probate Office 500 2nd Avenue North Clanton 35046 (205) 755-1555 Barbour County Probate Office One Court Square Rm 201 Clayton 36016 (334) 775-8371 Lake Lurleen State Park 13226 Lake Lurleen Coker 35452 (205) 339-1558 Shelby County License Commissioner 112 Main Street Columbiana 35051 (205) 670-6832 Dick's Sporting Goods # 1161 1216 Cullman Shopping Center NW Cullman 35055 (256) 841-3143 Cullman County Probate Office 500 2nd Avenue SW Room 101 Cullman 35056 (256) 739-3530 Wal-mart # 670 626 Olive Street SW Cullman 35055 (256) 739-1664 Wal-mart # 7280 5601 Hwy 157 Cullman 35058 (256) 615-6667 Mary Carter Paint Store 104 4th St SE Cullman 35055 (256) 734-7908 Tallapoosa Co Probate Office 125 North Broadnax Street Dadeville 36853 (256) 825-4266 Wal-mart # 934 27520 Hwy 98 Daphne 36526 (251) 626-0923 Dick's Sporting Goods #617 Jubilee Square, 6850 US Highway 90 Daphne 36526 (251) 621-0031 Marine Resources- Dauphin Island 2 N Iberville Dauphin Island 36528 (251) 861-2882 Academy Sports + Outdoors #164 1205 Wimberly Drive SW Decatur 35603 (256) 340-7800 Morgan County Lic Commissioner 302 Lee Street, NE Decatur 35601 (256) 351-4771 Wal-mart # 662 2800 Spring Avenue SW Decatur 35603 (256) 350-4624 Cheaha State Park 19679 Hwy 281 Delta 36258 (256) 488-5111 Wal-mart # 731 969 US Hwy 80 West Demopolis 36732 (334) 289-2385 Willinghams Sports Inc 1405 Hwy 80 West Demopolis 36732 (334) 289-4652 Wal-mart # 604 4310 Montgomery Highway Dothan 36303 (334) 793-3099 Academy Sports + Outdoors #182 3950 Montgomery Highway Dothan 36303 (334) 673-5700 Dick's Sporting Goods, Inc #337 4601 Montgomery Hwy Dothan 36303 (334) 671-1370 Houston County Probate Office 462 North Oates Street Dothan 36301 (334) 677-4786 Wal-mart # 2534 3300 South Oates Street Dothan 36301 (334) 702-1310 Southern Outdoor Sports, Inc 2126 Hartford Highway Dothan 36305 (334) 793-4590 Winston County Probate Office 11 Blake Drive Double Springs 35553 (205) 489-5219 District II Fisheries -Hatchery 1930 Fish Hatchery Road Eastaboga 36260 (256) 831-6860 Mobile Co License Commissioner 4557 St Stephens Road Eight Mile 36613 (251) 574-8563 Coffee County Probate Office 230 North Court Ave Ste P Elba 36323 (334) 897-2211 Coffee County Probate Office 101 South Edwards Street Enterprise 36330 (334) 347-2688 Revised: 3/27/2018 Vendor List Sorted by City Wal-mart # 734 600 Boll Weevil Circle Enterprise 36330 (334) 347-5353 Lakepoint State Park Hwy 431 Eufaula 36027 (334) 687-8011 Barbour County Probate Office 303 East Broad Street, Suite 101 Eufaula 36027 (334) 687-7637 Wal-mart # 1638 1252 S Eufaula Avenue Eufaula 36027 (334) 687-2218 RH Enterprises, LLC 1955 North Eufaula Avenue Eufaula 36027 (334) 616-0879 The Eutaw Bait 106 1st Ave Eutaw 35462 (205) 372-2210 Greene County Probate Office 400 Morrow Avenue Eutaw 35462 (205) 372-3340 Conecuh County Probate Office 111Court Square, Rm 104 Evergreen 36401 (251) 578-1221 Baldwin County Probate Office 1100 Fairhope Avenue Fairhope 36532 (251) 990-4645 Wal-Mart Supercenter #4333 10040 County Road 48 Fairhope 36533 (251) 990-9006 Fayette County Probate Office 113 Temple Avenue North Fayette 35555 (205) 932-4519 Wal-mart # 1052 3186 Hwy 171 North Fayette 35555 (205) 932-5277 Florala Farmer's Co-Op 1456 Virginia Avenue Florala 36442 (334) 858-6142 Wal-mart # 4187 2701 Cloverdale Road Florence 35633 (256) 712-6410 Academy Sports # 279 113 Cox Creek Parkway South Florence 35630 (256) 768-7400 Dick's Sporting Goods # 212 376 Cox Creek Parkway Florence 35630 (256) 760-4211 Lauderdale Co License Commissioner 102 South Court Street Florence 35630 (256) 760-5833 HT General Merchandise 6591 Highway 17 Florence 35634 (256) 764-9179 Wal-mart # 0766 3100 Hough Road Florence 35630 (256) 767-7581 Baldwin County Probate Office 201 East Section Ave Foley 36535 (251) 972-6845 Wal-mart # 904 2200 South Mckenzie Street Foley 36535 (251) 943-3400 Academy # 242 2410 S McKenzie Street Foley 36535 (251) 952-3434 Wal-mart # 691 2001 Glenn Blvd SW Fort Payne 35968 (256) 845-3163 Dekalb County Probate Office 300 Grand Avenue Ste 100 Fort Payne 35967 (256) 845-8510 Outdoor Recreation/Fort Rucker Bldg #24236 Johnston Road Fort Rucker 36362 (334) 255-4305 Grabow
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