Montana FWP proposes hunting, fishing fee increases to balance budget

By | January 10, 2014
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The Missoulian reports that possible changes to Montana’s hunting and fishing license fees, including a base license for all rifle and archery licenses, could boost the Fish, Wildlife and Parks budget to within $1.5 million of the annual budget target. If no changes are made, a deficit of $90 million by 2026 is predicted.  Read the full story here.

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