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totaling 94,606 while 135,901 National Forest stamps were sold, an increase of 6%. Resident big game license holders totaled 203,383, about the same as last year. In spite of the moderate increases in sales, revenue remained, almost identical with that of the previous year, to'aling slight!^ over 3 million dollars.
The revenue from the sale of licenses finances the bulk of the Game Commission’s activities and services including law enforcement fish and game management and research, the acquisition and development of public hunting and fishing areas, and the preparation and distribution of informative publications. The Commission’s only other sources of funds are receipts from bo!at registrations, Federal Aid funds allocated under Pittman - Robertson, Din^tll-johnson, and Land and Water Conservat on Act programs, and the receipts from timber sales f, rom Commission-owned lends after counties have been given 257, in lieu of taxes.
88.4%