Now that we have loaded up videos in the AskRandy project, we are getting A LOT of inquiries. As expected, during this period when we have to submit our applications for non-resident hunting tags, a lot of guys are asking how it is that non-residents can be treated as they are in these various western states.
It has been discussed here in the past and on many other web forums; that because there is much Federal land in these western states, the pricing and tag allocations toward non-residents is wrong. In this video, I try to explain the legal and Constitutional issues that have brought us to the point in America where allocation of hunting opportunity and the pricing of such is a state issue, with no connection to land ownership, whether private or public land.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqglAucuZ34&feature=youtu.be
It is a very difficult topic to distill into a short video segment. I tried many times and this is the shortest I can get it. I hope it provides some background as to why things are the way they are when it comes to non-resident hunting allocations. I suspect I will get a bunch more emails on the topic once this rolls. I will probably make it the subject of a podcast, if our podcast is given the green light to go ahead.
Please feel free to share in places you think would be helpful.
Keep sending the questions to - [email protected],
It has been discussed here in the past and on many other web forums; that because there is much Federal land in these western states, the pricing and tag allocations toward non-residents is wrong. In this video, I try to explain the legal and Constitutional issues that have brought us to the point in America where allocation of hunting opportunity and the pricing of such is a state issue, with no connection to land ownership, whether private or public land.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqglAucuZ34&feature=youtu.be
It is a very difficult topic to distill into a short video segment. I tried many times and this is the shortest I can get it. I hope it provides some background as to why things are the way they are when it comes to non-resident hunting allocations. I suspect I will get a bunch more emails on the topic once this rolls. I will probably make it the subject of a podcast, if our podcast is given the green light to go ahead.
Please feel free to share in places you think would be helpful.
Keep sending the questions to - [email protected],