This one better figure out that registration, its a wee bit overdue…
Bengals decal, vehicle bought in Colorado, Wisco plates and in Texas… they don’t know whether they’re a’comin or a’goin!
These tags are available to all. In keeping with one of the central tenants of the NAM or Wildlife Conservation, E-Plus truly opens up opportunity on an international level to an international resource.
In addition, New Mexico’s E-Plus program provides significant private land access...
And that’s a good thing. An E-Plus style system in CO would be way better anyway. That would kick a$& honestly, for residents and NR. Think of the private that would open up.
Those are pricey! Quality vouchers in CO can be found for way less than that. PM me if interested, I can point you in the right direction;)
Regarding WY- varies significantly depending on the tag and area. Accounting for the time value of money, it can very easily more than that more than that...
I am sure you are right.
There are abuses of every law and system in the world, that is not cause in and of itself to dismantle or disregard them.
That is a red herring in my opinion.
Don’t landowners who sell landowner vouchers in Colorado have to open up their private land to the person who bought the voucher? That was my understanding.
1. No I don’t.
2. See Montana for counter-example. Total dumpster fire. So much so that a working group on this very website has emerged to fix what E-Plus does a great job of addressing.
Now you’re starting to pick up what I’m putting down, my man… when states hide behind the Public Trust Doctrine to shut out NRs for their own benefit, this is the risk they run.
I don’t think I’ve hid this- I certainly haven’t tried to. That doesn’t mean that these programs can’t also benefit the state they are in- both things can be true.
If nothing else, I have been honest about my viewpoint (knowing full well but trying to be respectful of the fact that goes over...
NR nonhunter:
“A program that brings significant financial upside to all residents of our poor state? And provides significant upside to the resource with literally no downside to me? No thank you sir… we are way better off without that, thank you very much!”
I don’t know man, that seems kind...
Why would a NM non-hunter be against this? It brings a ton of money to the state economy and it greatly benefits the resource. What is the downside from their perspective?