Lobbyists weigh in on bill requiring boat stickers

BOZEMAN, Montana (AP) ― Boaters would need a $25 sticker to be able to access state fishing sites under a bill proposed at the Legislature. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports Montana Wildlife Federation and Montana Trout Unlimited lobbyists told lawmakers that boat stickers were a good idea but that requiring them...

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M. Thibodeaux says:

February 10, 2017 at 10:07 am

Tax, tax and more tax Thanks Alan Redfield and his trusted Lobbyists

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