Holland&Holland wrote:Alright I get it, they make no money and are volunteers and likely will not hold any classes.
Though did this structure change in recent history? When my eldest took the class at bills a few years ago it was around $50, not the $15 that is currently being advertised, the class had about 50 some students and 4 instructors.
The DNR collects $7.50 for the materials and the instructors can add up to that amount to the cost of the class for materials like water for the field day or other materials. We ask for an additional $3.00 per student to cover shotgun shells and pidgeons. We always end up donating out of our pockets.