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North Dakota hunters who owe at least five thousand dollars in child support could have their hunting licenses yanked. The state human services department is starting the program. State records say close to 400 hunters are at least five thousand dollars behind on their child support. The enforcement program affects hunting licenses that were allocated by a lottery. Those are issued by the state Game and Fish Department. Mike Schwindt is the state's child support enforcement director. Schwindt says the objective is to get hunters to pay what they owe, or agree to set up a payment plan. The state collects about seven million dollars in child support payments each month. Schwindt says the program will eventually be expanded to include drivers licenses and professional licenses.
North Dakota hunters who owe at least five thousand dollars in child support could have their hunting licenses yanked. The state human services department is starting the program. State records say close to 400 hunters are at least five thousand dollars behind on their child support. The enforcement program affects hunting licenses that were allocated by a lottery. Those are issued by the state Game and Fish Department. Mike Schwindt is the state's child support enforcement director. Schwindt says the objective is to get hunters to pay what they owe, or agree to set up a payment plan. The state collects about seven million dollars in child support payments each month. Schwindt says the program will eventually be expanded to include drivers licenses and professional licenses.