BLACKMAR, Judge.
Since 1984 the appellant has operated a wild game ranch on which guests are permitted to hunt various exotic creatures. One who would like to bag a Corsican ram or a chukar partridge may try there. The hunters are required to possess valid Missouri hunting licenses. They do not pay for the privilege of hunting unless they kill or wound an animal, in which event the appellant charges a stated "trophy fee" for the particular animal.
The appellant...
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