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<blockquote data-quote="Retired Educator" data-source="post: 439966" data-attributes="member: 3373">There are times when I see a bill introduced that makes me wonder, &quot;Did they actually think this had a chance to pass?&quot; Makes me also wonder whoever introduced this bill has the support of the majority of voters in their district. And yet it happens over and over.I am a landowner and I frequently apply for the gratis permit. Not because I can't afford the license but unfortunately it guarantees me a tag. I happen to live in an area where there are very limited tags. In fact I know several people who are in the same boat.Not a fan of gratis tags. Perhaps there are some who need that option because of funds but I'm guessing that's not the case. The only reason for me to have a gratis tag is the tag.&nbsp; All the other costs incurred hunting make the tag a pretty good bargain. So what is the&nbsp; solution? For one realize that non-residents certainly do not qualify for this proposed idea. Next, perhaps if those suggesting this change be made to undertstand the fallacy. Don't know any of them but I'm guessing I'd have every little in common with any of them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retired Educator, post: 439966, member: 3373"] There are times when I see a bill introduced that makes me wonder, "Did they actually think this had a chance to pass?" Makes me also wonder whoever introduced this bill has the support of the majority of voters in their district. And yet it happens over and over. I am a landowner and I frequently apply for the gratis permit. Not because I can't afford the license but unfortunately it guarantees me a tag. I happen to live in an area where there are very limited tags. In fact I know several people who are in the same boat. Not a fan of gratis tags. Perhaps there are some who need that option because of funds but I'm guessing that's not the case. The only reason for me to have a gratis tag is the tag. All the other costs incurred hunting make the tag a pretty good bargain. So what is the solution? For one realize that non-residents certainly do not qualify for this proposed idea. Next, perhaps if those suggesting this change be made to undertstand the fallacy. Don't know any of them but I'm guessing I'd have every little in common with any of them. [/QUOTE]

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