. Giving the neighbor $20 to mow the lawn is also a commercial activity, but just because it’s a business doesn’t mean it has to be regulated. I once gave a guy $200 for pulling me out of gumbo because he had to drive about 100 miles RT to do so. It was also the night before the opener. It was still probably cheaper than a tow truck. Should that be illegal too?
agree with. If you don’t like it, get the law changed.
I’m not going to argue endlessly Rob. Packing elk out an area makes it easier to exploit a resource, period. I don’t think you would argue that. Providing a service that aids or assists someone in hunting or harvesting an animal is considered outfitting. I don’t remember the exact verbiage and don’t care enough to look it up.
It’s something several western states have deemed worthy of regulation, and one
There is a line you can't cross - something like more than normal splitting of costs, etc.
I have however, set cabinets for a six pack or two.
A permit is also different than the requirement to be an outfitter.
