Wildabeest
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Was googling some non-resident info and thought @Treeshark and @BuzzH might appreciate Google’s AI’s rationale for non-resident fees. 
Non-resident fees… according to Google AI
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Forkyfinder
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Or the taxes part.
seeth07
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Taxes part isn't universally true. I pay taxes in Montana but don't live there
Forkyfinder
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What montana taxes do you pay?
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Interesting you're certain.Depends on the state.
For instance, I’m almost certain I pay more tax dollars spent in the state of Montana than you do. And I don’t even get a thank you!
seeth07
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A couple immediately come to mind.
When I drive thru and buy gas, I'm paying tax on that gas that goes to the state.
When I stay in a hotel, I'm paying a lodging tax that goes to the state.
Finally, I do work in Montana. I need to fill and pay state income tax.
My organization puts wildlife before opportunity.
seeth07
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A non resident also if they own property is paying property taxes.
So it's really just the vote part?
So it's really just the vote part?
BuzzH
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You should, you're using Montana services...you want to use their stuff for free?
seeth07
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No absolutely not. Just pointing out that everyone pays the taxes and supports the state, residents and non-residents. Google AI doesn't have that statement correct
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Gonna need a good lobbyist.
I'm gonna guess most non resident hunters aren't non residents working in Montana, or non resident landowners. Most only pay the local sales taxes for whatever they buy while we're there. I'm not gonna say you guys aren't technically correct, you are. But it's really dissegenous to say as a whole non resident hunters are paying the same amount of taxes as residents as a whole
BuzzH
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Right and I don't believe since I drive through WI and buy some fuel I'm somehow entitled to cheap NR tags there.
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What percentage of your taxes goes to the F&G?
