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Taxing Birdwatching

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is looking into it:

But wildlife watching in Tennessee – which doesn’t require a license – is on the rise. TWRA is pitching an idea to tax non-hunters through small fees for trailer license plates, new fees to visit managed lands or by taxing products like bird seed.

2 Responses to “Taxing Birdwatching”

  1. Bitter Says:

    It’s not a crazy concept. Hunters and anglers have been footing 100% of the wildlife resources bills for years and then other users bitch and moan when they are allowed to use the land to hunt and/or fish. It does seem fair to make non-hunting/non-fishing users pay their share of the costs. On the other hand, then we have to make sure we’re not being shut out of more land.

  2. workinwifdakids Says:

    “YOU! NO PEERING! I SAW THAT! YOU IN THE GREEN SHIRT! You can hike, but ONLY WITH YOUR EYES CLOSED!”

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