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<blockquote data-quote="C.O. Shooter" data-source="post: 694357" data-attributes="member: 35510"><p>Hello All</p><p></p><p>If you get a minute, read this article on Wyoming Fish and Game Funding Issues. <a href="http://wgfd.wyo.gov/web2011/news-1000952.aspx" target="_blank">Wyoming Game & Fish Department</a> They are looking for ideas to raise funds for Game & Fish. One of their options is to raise the price of licenses, quite significantly beginning January 01, 2014. They are also looking at other options like a Super Raffle, Raising the subscription rate on Wyoming Wildlife Magazine, selling Mule Deer licenses separate from Whitetail but possibly being able to buy one of each, etc. They are looking for public input. If they raise the license prices like Montana did they will price the working man right of going, and will probably sell less tags and not be gaining financially what they had hoped. I know for me, I have to save all year to make my week long trip. So if you think it may affect you in the next five years, or just don't think it's fair, please provide input.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="C.O. Shooter, post: 694357, member: 35510"] Hello All If you get a minute, read this article on Wyoming Fish and Game Funding Issues. [url=http://wgfd.wyo.gov/web2011/news-1000952.aspx]Wyoming Game & Fish Department[/url] They are looking for ideas to raise funds for Game & Fish. One of their options is to raise the price of licenses, quite significantly beginning January 01, 2014. They are also looking at other options like a Super Raffle, Raising the subscription rate on Wyoming Wildlife Magazine, selling Mule Deer licenses separate from Whitetail but possibly being able to buy one of each, etc. They are looking for public input. If they raise the license prices like Montana did they will price the working man right of going, and will probably sell less tags and not be gaining financially what they had hoped. I know for me, I have to save all year to make my week long trip. So if you think it may affect you in the next five years, or just don't think it's fair, please provide input. [/QUOTE]
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