A fishing license includes the S&R fee, as does the habitat stamp.
Anyone using state lands needs to buy a habitat stamp. Not just hunters.
It's true that hunters (and fishermen) shoulder the majority of the load for wildlife management and conservation. That's something that hunters can be proud of and we should also let the general public know at every opportunity, more as a positive reflection on hunters than a negative reflection on the general public. That's just not gonna be productive.
