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License prices are going up 30% here (TN) next year...
"Bob La Londe" wrote in message ... A while back I commented on the drop in license sales, and the subsequent decline in the industry. I got a lot of flack, and some constructive commentary. I saw this posted on another group. I did not yet check it to see if it backs up the declining license sales as reported in some of the fishing magazines, but it has a lot of info regarding fishing license sales if anybody is interested. http://masl.gnomehack.com/?C56E32DE9 When I looked at Arizona, it looked like license sales were actually growing for a couple years, and then dropped off the last couple. A small growth would make sense due to the massive population growth of the state, but the drop off the last couple years is a big surprise as the growth of the state has done nothing but continue to increase. I was just checking total licenses, permits, etc, so it is possible that the decline of winter visitors post 9/11 has had a substantial effect. -- Spinner Baits Tips & Tricks Contest featuring Secret Weapon Lures in December ** Public Fishing and Boating Forums ** www.YumaBassMan.com |
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License prices are going up 30% here (TN) next year...
"Bob La Londe" wrote in message ... A while back I commented on the drop in license sales, and the subsequent decline in the industry. I got a lot of flack, and some constructive commentary. I saw this posted on another group. I did not yet check it to see if it backs up the declining license sales as reported in some of the fishing magazines, but it has a lot of info regarding fishing license sales if anybody is interested. http://masl.gnomehack.com/?C56E32DE9 When I looked at Arizona, it looked like license sales were actually growing for a couple years, and then dropped off the last couple. A small growth would make sense due to the massive population growth of the state, but the drop off the last couple years is a big surprise as the growth of the state has done nothing but continue to increase. I was just checking total licenses, permits, etc, so it is possible that the decline of winter visitors post 9/11 has had a substantial effect. -- Spinner Baits Tips & Tricks Contest featuring Secret Weapon Lures in December ** Public Fishing and Boating Forums ** www.YumaBassMan.com |
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Charles Summers wrote:
License prices are going up 30% here (TN) next year... "Bob La Londe" wrote in message ... A while back I commented on the drop in license sales, and the subsequent decline in the industry. I got a lot of flack, and some constructive commentary. I saw this posted on another group. I did not yet check it to see if it backs up the declining license sales as reported in some of the fishing magazines, but it has a lot of info regarding fishing license sales if anybody is interested. http://masl.gnomehack.com/?C56E32DE9 When I looked at Arizona, it looked like license sales were actually growing for a couple years, and then dropped off the last couple. A small growth would make sense due to the massive population growth of the state, but the drop off the last couple years is a big surprise as the growth of the state has done nothing but continue to increase. I was just checking total licenses, permits, etc, so it is possible that the decline of winter visitors post 9/11 has had a substantial effect. -- Spinner Baits Tips & Tricks Contest featuring Secret Weapon Lures in December ** Public Fishing and Boating Forums ** www.YumaBassMan.com Charles, I just heard on the Radio that the Wisconsin DNR is asking the governor to raise license fees for both fishing and hunting. Like I always said, I would pay $50/annually if I knew a majority of the money I was contributing was going back to the fishery. The reality is only a small percentage goes back into the fishery itself, and the rest dispersed throughout the state to things completely unrelated to the outdoors, but that is life I guess. I can't wait to see what they come up with. Mr. Huber , chime in if you have any more info on it ! Chris |
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Chris Rennert wrote:
Charles, I just heard on the Radio that the Wisconsin DNR is asking the governor to raise license fees for both fishing and hunting. Like I always said, I would pay $50/annually if I knew a majority of the money I was contributing was going back to the fishery. The reality is only a small percentage goes back into the fishery itself, and the rest dispersed throughout the state to things completely unrelated to the outdoors, but that is life I guess. I can't wait to see what they come up with. Mr. Huber , chime in if you have any more info on it ! Chris If Wis. goes to $50/yr for residents, the non-res licence will probably go to $50/week! pat x |
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Chris Rennert wrote:
Charles, I just heard on the Radio that the Wisconsin DNR is asking the governor to raise license fees for both fishing and hunting. Like I always said, I would pay $50/annually if I knew a majority of the money I was contributing was going back to the fishery. The reality is only a small percentage goes back into the fishery itself, and the rest dispersed throughout the state to things completely unrelated to the outdoors, but that is life I guess. I can't wait to see what they come up with. Mr. Huber , chime in if you have any more info on it ! Chris If Wis. goes to $50/yr for residents, the non-res licence will probably go to $50/week! pat x |
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"pat gustafson" wrote in message SNIP If Wis. goes to $50/yr for residents, the non-res licence will probably go to $50/week! I don't EVEN want to hear a complaint about Wisconsin Non-Resident Fees. I turkey hunted in Illinois one time. It cost me over $150.00 to attempt to shoot one lousy bird. At the same time, a non-resident could come to Wisconsin, plunk down $147.00 and take home TWO whitetail deer. -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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Would he have to shoot them in WI, or could he wait till he got home?
WW ;-) "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in message ... "pat gustafson" wrote in message SNIP If Wis. goes to $50/yr for residents, the non-res licence will probably go to $50/week! I don't EVEN want to hear a complaint about Wisconsin Non-Resident Fees. I turkey hunted in Illinois one time. It cost me over $150.00 to attempt to shoot one lousy bird. At the same time, a non-resident could come to Wisconsin, plunk down $147.00 and take home TWO whitetail deer. -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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BOY Steve! Why don't you just put that money towards a new custom Hubberll
telescope for the rifle? Then you could shoot just about anything in Illinois from Wisconsin and have the guys in brown bring it home for ya?. ;-))) -- Steve "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in message ... "pat gustafson" wrote in message SNIP If Wis. goes to $50/yr for residents, the non-res licence will probably go to $50/week! I don't EVEN want to hear a complaint about Wisconsin Non-Resident Fees. I turkey hunted in Illinois one time. It cost me over $150.00 to attempt to shoot one lousy bird. At the same time, a non-resident could come to Wisconsin, plunk down $147.00 and take home TWO whitetail deer. -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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I like that - a Hubber for Huber...
WW "Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message ... BOY Steve! Why don't you just put that money towards a new custom Hubberll telescope for the rifle? Then you could shoot just about anything in Illinois from Wisconsin and have the guys in brown bring it home for ya?. ;-))) -- Steve "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in message ... "pat gustafson" wrote in message SNIP If Wis. goes to $50/yr for residents, the non-res licence will probably go to $50/week! I don't EVEN want to hear a complaint about Wisconsin Non-Resident Fees. I turkey hunted in Illinois one time. It cost me over $150.00 to attempt to shoot one lousy bird. At the same time, a non-resident could come to Wisconsin, plunk down $147.00 and take home TWO whitetail deer. -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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I like that - a Hubber for Huber...
WW "Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message ... BOY Steve! Why don't you just put that money towards a new custom Hubberll telescope for the rifle? Then you could shoot just about anything in Illinois from Wisconsin and have the guys in brown bring it home for ya?. ;-))) -- Steve "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in message ... "pat gustafson" wrote in message SNIP If Wis. goes to $50/yr for residents, the non-res licence will probably go to $50/week! I don't EVEN want to hear a complaint about Wisconsin Non-Resident Fees. I turkey hunted in Illinois one time. It cost me over $150.00 to attempt to shoot one lousy bird. At the same time, a non-resident could come to Wisconsin, plunk down $147.00 and take home TWO whitetail deer. -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
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