I'm sure there is not a lot of income generated by the $20 fee, but I wonder how the funds are used.
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I thought that would be obvious. :-P
Nonetheless, I think I would (and have) still opt to get the ASLD permit, just to have all my bases covered.
Team Tierra Buena wrote:
Ø However, even if it's not hunting season, you might be in the area 'scouting for an upcoming hunt' <wink, wink, nudge,nudge>, which is an
Ø acceptable activity. You might just accidentally 'stumble across' a Geocache while out there.
Assuming, of course, that you have the hunting license.
Steve
Team Tierra Buena
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