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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 29 — Wild animals and plants

29.084 Incentives for recruitment.

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29.084 Incentives for recruitment. The department shall establish a program to recognize people who recruit others as hunters, trappers, and anglers. The program shall include a component under which a person who is issued his or her first hunting, trapping, or fishing approval in his or her lifetime may designate one person as the person who encouraged the applicant to obtain the license. The program shall provide for all of the following:
(1)A method for maintaining a record of persons designated as provided under this section.
(2)A method for issuing a credit to any resident who is designated as provided under this section a specified number of times, as determined by the department, in any license year. The method shall require the department to allow the recipient of the credit to apply the credit in a manner that reduces the fee for an approval that is listed under s. 29.563
(a)1. , 2. , 4. to 5g. , or 8. to 9. ,
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(a)1. by one-half of the fee that would otherwise apply to the approval, rounded up to the nearest dollar, that reduces the fee specified in s. 29.563
(a)1. for a resident sports license by $20, or that reduces the fee specified in s. 29.563
(a)2. for a resident conservation patron license by $60. The department may not require a resident to be designated more than 5 times in a license year in order to be eligible for a credit under this subsection. In this subsection, “license year” means the period between April 1 and the following March 31.
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