Montana Outdoors Vol 26 No 6 Nov/dec 1995
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The fees must be set at a level resulting in sale of as close as possible to (but not in excess of) 5.500 combination elk licenses and 2,300 combination deer licenses each year, calculated over a 5-year period. The benefit to outfitters will be to know that if they can book a nonresident client, the client can purchase a license. The benefit to sportsmen and women across Montana will be a source of funding to provide incentives to landowners who allow public hunting access to their land.
A Lice...nsing Advisory Council composed of seven citizens (see sidebar) has been appointed to offer recommendations to the FWP Commission on criteria to be used in setting the price for the licenses. This committee made its recommenda- tions in October and, fallowing a public comment period on the draft rules, the commission will adopt final rules in December.
Governor Racicot will also be appointing another commit- tee as directed by HB 195 to review the success and progress of the hunter management program and the hunting access enhancement program.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fees must be set at a level resulting in sale of as close as possible to (but not in excess of) 5.500 combination elk licenses and 2,300 combination deer licenses each year, calculated over a 5-year period. The benefit to outfitters will be to know that if they can book a nonresident client, the client can purchase a license. The benefit to sportsmen and women across Montana will be a source of funding to provide incentives to landowners who allow public hunting access to their land.
A Lice...nsing Advisory Council composed of seven citizens (see sidebar) has been appointed to offer recommendations to the FWP Commission on criteria to be used in setting the price for the licenses. This committee made its recommenda- tions in October and, fallowing a public comment period on the draft rules, the commission will adopt final rules in December.
Governor Racicot will also be appointing another commit- tee as directed by HB 195 to review the success and progress of the hunter management program and the hunting access enhancement program.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 26 No 6 Nov/dec 1995?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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