09-25-2015, 02:11 PM
(09-25-2015, 11:28 AM)Benton Wrote: Agreed.
They can't. Many national recreation areas cover multiple states. It's not realistic for two, three, or four states sharing the same park to all agree on how to manage it. Plus, it would be a nightmare for guests. I live next to LBL, which is in Kentucky and Tennessee. If I'm using it for hunting or camping and pay my Kentucky fee, but Tennessee has a separate higher fee, then when I cross the invisible line I woould have to go find their people and pay again.
Don't you need a kentucky fishing license to fish the Ohio River? These are easy fixes. It's not a bad thing to promote border states working together.
