The solution seems obvious to me: lower hunting fees and pay for any other costs out of the general fund. Reducing any training requirements might also be considered.
Concerned that a ravenous deer population is destroying Pennsylvania forests, a group of scientists says the state Game Commission is politically incapable of pursuing the best solution for keeping the animals under control: allowing more hunting. They say that's because the commission is funded mostly by hunting-related taxes and fees, and the agency caves in to pressure from hunters - many of whom, ironically, do not want the state to allow them to kill more deer.
"Scientists say deer hunting must increase"
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