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Senate committee approves amended bill to create single youth lifetime hunting-and-fishing license, raises fee to $500
Summary
The Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee voted to pass House Bill 20-28 as amended, creating a single youth lifetime combination hunting-and-fishing license category (age 15 and under) with a $500 fee, adding discounted senior passes and changing the bill's effective date to Jan. 1, 2025.
The Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources voted to pass House Bill 20-28 favorably as amended, adopting changes that create a single youth lifetime hunting-and-fishing license category for those 15 years of age and younger and set the lifetime fee at $500.
The bill, described to the committee by Revisor Lawrence, "would require the Department of Wildlife and Parks to offer discounted resident senior combination hunting and fishing passes to residents of the state who are 65 years of age or older and it would also remove the expiration date for the Kansas kids lifetime combination hunting and fishing licenses," Lawrence said.
Committee members debated amendments that…
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