...be expected that a limited open season may be permitted in a few years. The sale of licenses to hunt deer will bring additional revenue which can be used...conducting work on approved wildlife-restoration projects. The excise tax imposed by section 610, title IV, of the Revenue Act of 1932 as extended on firearms,...

...Dakota Session Laws of 1943 relating to the Tithing Act. That previously enacted legislation resulted in the diversion of license fees paid by hunters for purposes other than the administration of the State fish and game department. In consequence. South Dakota became ineligible...

...Dakota Session Laws of 1948 relating to the Tithing Act. That previously enacted legislation resulted in the diversion of license fees paid by hunters for purposes other than the administration of the State fish and game department. In consequence. South Dakota became ineligible...

...departments. States must have passed laws for the conservation of fish which include a prohibition against diversion of license fees paid by hunters for purposes other than the administration of the State flsh and game department. Beneficiary Eligibility: Same as applicant eligibility....

...departments, If their states have passed lavs for the preservation of fish, including a prohibition against a diversion of license fees paid by hunters for purposes other than the administration of the state fish and game department, to support undertakings to restore or manage...

...agencies. States must have passed laws for the conservation of wildlife which include a prohibition against diversion of license fees paid by hunters for purposes other than the administration of the State fish and Wildlife Agency. Also eligible are Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin...