Concerning recreational fishing and hunting licenses.

Increased the portion of small game hunting license revenue deposited into the eastern Washington pheasant enhancement account from two percent to five percent.

Raised the maximum price for raffle tickets used to obtain big game hunting permits from twenty-five dollars to thirty dollars.

Adjusted the reduced-rate fee for combination fishing and hunting licenses for veterans with service-connected disabilities from five dollars to six dollars and ninety cents.

Expanded exemptions from the firearms skills portion of hunter education to include current and retired federal peace officers.

Clarified that individuals may defer hunter education training if accompanied by a hunter who is at least 18 years old, removing the previous 'over eighteen' phrasing.

Updated the definition of 'Youth' to specify that it means a person under 16 years old for both fishing and hunting.

Modified the hunter education course requirement to remove the specific 'at least ten hours' duration, allowing the director to establish the program without that fixed minimum.

Added 'guide stamp' licenses to the list of temporary licenses that do not incur fees for catch record cards.