Idaho Commission

[ScottR]

http://us2.campaign-archive2.com/?u=17678b12d7126ae85876f0854&id=2f38e30375

Article at the bottom of the E-News is worth a read.


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[ivorytip]

Whether or not that is true, both bills are designed to make the application and drawing process more transparent by paying $102,500 per year to a private company to manage the draw.

say what???? thanks for this post, I had no idea!!

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Doesn't seem fair to keep the F&G employees out of the draws to me.

Having a third party do the draw and keep things transparent does seem fair to me.

 

[ivorytip]

i agree, but that's a lot of mula. surely there's another way.

 

[idcwby]

Ivorytip, do you have any idea which legislators are trying to push this though?

idcwby

 

[ScottR]

Click the links in our articles. Lots of information in the Idah Statesman links.


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[Laddy]

Interesting read.

IMHO a total waste of state resources and dollars just crafting the legislation. Seems to me that if there was unfair drawings (and I've heard these rumblings all my life, and I don't believe them) the States Attorney General would get involved. Maybe back in the early days of paper apps and drawings, but in today's computer generated drawings this would be a monumental task.

Also.....bad idea trying to separate those in charge of wildlife from participating in its enjoyment.