License fees rising across western U.S.

Hi ya'll,

Found this the other night so wanted to share it with ya...

Looks like the fees are increasing across the west for big game tags. Most of the deadlines have already passed if you were looking to get in on some of the 2006 Fall Hunts, however there still may be some tags left.

Check out the links in this article to the specific states Fish and Game website.

If you've joined our list, you'll be receiving a special report that'll include some more links about Elk Hunting and what the approx. herd size is for that state. Great info!

We'll also be posting part two of this article here in a bit...

-Michael

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License fees rising across western U.S.

Western hunt preview, Part 1: Alaska, California, Colorado & Montana

By Ed Riser
Fishing and Hunting News staff — April 7, 2006

Trends in big-game licensing can be as hard to spot as a sunup buck, or asobvious as a sky-lined ram. This is a year for the latter, as statesline up to raise license fees, require online applications and adjusttheir systems for awarding preference points to unsuccessful applicants.

Nearly half the dozen Western states will greet big-game hunters with higher license fees this year.

Some,such as Montana, are limiting their license hikes to resident hunters,who have been subsidized in recent years by disproportionately highnonresident fees.

Other states, such as Colorado and NewMexico, are equal-opportunity inflators, charging both resident andnonresident hunters more for their licenses.

Click Here To Read Info About Each State

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