License questions

1: An individual qualifies for a DAV license if the person is an Indiana resident, have served in the armed forces, and have a documented service connected disability. I have posted a link below that will address other questions you may have in reference to a DAV license.
www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/2376.htm

2:I typically try to provide very cut and dry answers at to leave no doubt what the statutes and administrative rules allow. Unfortunately, in this situation, my answer is "it depends". I will try to explain as best I can but please let me know if I need to clarify something.

The bundle license allows you to harvest 3 deer within the regulations in the following deer seasons: Special youth, Archery, Firearms, Muzzleloader, Special antlerless only. It can be 3 antlerless deer or a combination of 1 antlered deer and 2 antlerless deer. You must be within the legal regulations of each season in which you are hunting.

In short, the bundle replaces 3 licenses. Individual may purchase 2 achery licenses, a firearms license, muzzleloader license, and bonus antlerless licenses as required not to exceed to county qouta for the county in which you are hunting. so far this should be pretty straight forward. Here is where the interesting stuff starts.

As long as the three does under the bundle license were checked in to allow for the second archery license or the muzzleloader license, an additional license could be purchased to harvest a buck.

an example:
In archery an individual takes a doe and checks it in under the archery tag (1/3) and takes a second and third doe and checks it in as a bonus antlerless tag (3/3). The individual could purchase an archery license and take a buck. They could still purchase a firearms license(which is only for a buck) or a muzzleloader license that is good for a buck , if you have not already harvested one, or a doe.