Man those special tags are expensive! Donations?
#1
Man those special tags are expensive! Donations?
WY special tags...essentially twice the price, ouch!
But I couldn't wait...
But seeing that final checkout price vs. standard price, lil sticker shock.
Seems every state I apply to asks for a donation, do you guys donate? I wonder how many hunters donate vs. don't donate, and how much? If everyone just gave a buck I'm sure it would add up, wonder if alot of guys just click "NO" instead of donating a buck, what do you think?
But I couldn't wait...
But seeing that final checkout price vs. standard price, lil sticker shock.
Seems every state I apply to asks for a donation, do you guys donate? I wonder how many hunters donate vs. don't donate, and how much? If everyone just gave a buck I'm sure it would add up, wonder if alot of guys just click "NO" instead of donating a buck, what do you think?
#3
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: SW VA
Posts: 28
Depends on the cause, but I usually do. Access, non-game, hunters for the hungry, SAR are pretty good causes in my opinion. I sort of think of it as the high road for hunters and fishermen compared to other outdoor pursuits that don't contribute much back to the resources.
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,320
You're kidding right
I buy or apply for enough licenses just in CO to cover any potential donations. They hold my money from March til June-July every year.
The DOW here makes enough silly decisions with the money they already get. Throwing more at them won't help.
I buy or apply for enough licenses just in CO to cover any potential donations. They hold my money from March til June-July every year.
The DOW here makes enough silly decisions with the money they already get. Throwing more at them won't help.