"The House version tries to simplify the issue by requiring everyone using any state lands or state parks to have a Discovery Pass, but it would cost sportsmen only $15 when purchased with hunting or fishing licenses."

Yes, this is what Brian was trying to get through, but without any support for it, this died, so we got what the HSUS got behind, and get to pay more. This is what I've been saying, the CCA had an opportunity to do something and they chose to say, "Not our job." HSUS had no issue backing a particular version of the legislation, even when it has nothing to do directly with their charter, or animals. They fought for an issue they felt impacted their membership, and won. the CCA did nothing, and we lost.