Hunting access is a type of access. If I pay taxes on it then I have should have an equal right to reap the benefits from it i.e. hunting. Like I said, so long as the state doesn't affect my right to hunt on federal ground then go for it. I wish something would be done to help control the sky rocketing costs of licenses and permits though. I think the feds should jump in and establish it's own set of standards, rules, regulations, limits, and pricing for all the federally owned or maintained parcels of land in which hunting is allowed.

Also, if I am buying a license then i am purchasing a product and if I hire a guide or outfitter then I am purchasing a service.