interested party: South Dakota youth just saying no to Game, Fish and Plunder

1/21/16

South Dakota youth just saying no to Game, Fish and Plunder

News from a gaggle of South Dakota Republicans feeding from the wildlife slaughtering industry revealed that the interest among young people in killing animals just for the hell of it is on the wane.

A report at the meeting showed a troubling slump in license sales for youth ages 12 through 17, with last year's small-game and youth combination license sales down compared to recent past years. When that happens, GF&P has to come up with different options to fund its operations, and that can include an increase in license costs and fees.

Read it all here.

Can you say extirpation?

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— SD Dashboard (@SDdashboard) January 18, 2016

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