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<blockquote data-quote="Traxion" data-source="post: 343747" data-attributes="member: 983">Interesting read on the boat ramp part.&nbsp; In SD, basically all the ramps I use are part of state parks or lakeside use areas, both of which require a state park entrance fee or yearly pass.&nbsp; I get one for both my truck and the wife's vehicle.&nbsp; I've never even thought of the fact that when I fish Sak, I don't need that.&nbsp; Heck I can't even remember the fee for camping in a state park or entrance up there?&nbsp; Regardless, it's an afterthought for me.&nbsp; People may complain in other areas of SD, but I will say on the west side and Missouri River corridor we have phenomenal ramps and some of the nicest campgrounds you will find. If that is what my $25 park entrance fee pays, for, I'll pay it all day long.Now the Habitat Stamp is another story, with the ending TBD.&nbsp; That is A LOT of money to be pulling in and there damn better well be results from it.&nbsp; The state has sold it's soul to commercialized pheasant hunting and this is supposed to be the habitat save to keep the average joe hunting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traxion, post: 343747, member: 983"] Interesting read on the boat ramp part. In SD, basically all the ramps I use are part of state parks or lakeside use areas, both of which require a state park entrance fee or yearly pass. I get one for both my truck and the wife's vehicle. I've never even thought of the fact that when I fish Sak, I don't need that. Heck I can't even remember the fee for camping in a state park or entrance up there? Regardless, it's an afterthought for me. People may complain in other areas of SD, but I will say on the west side and Missouri River corridor we have phenomenal ramps and some of the nicest campgrounds you will find. If that is what my $25 park entrance fee pays, for, I'll pay it all day long. Now the Habitat Stamp is another story, with the ending TBD. That is A LOT of money to be pulling in and there damn better well be results from it. The state has sold it's soul to commercialized pheasant hunting and this is supposed to be the habitat save to keep the average joe hunting. [/QUOTE]

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