Dueling bills in the state House and Senate stand at odds over the future of hunting and fishing fees, with the former looking to raise their cost and the latter to freeze prices. The altered House Bill 208, sponsored by Republican state Rep. Trey Rhodes, would increase annual hunting licenses from $10 to $15 and fishing licenses from $9 to $15.
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