I agree that fees are getting out of hand...no question.
But, at the same time, I dont think Wyoming is out of hand. Its just that a bunch of people have been taking the cheap way into gaining points. Think of it this way, you've been getting a bargain for years, time to up the ante.
I'm not rich, but I still apply for sheep, elk, deer, moose, goat, etc. in several states. In a typical year, I have hunting licenses in Idaho, Nevada, and Arizona that are all over $100 and required to even apply. I have goals and I'm not going to let a few hundred dollars get in the way of applying for tags. I view the money spent as a contribution to better hunting.
Its all about priorities and where they lie with each person. Think about what you can buy with $75 today. Also think about the good that will come out of your $75 fee that goes toward game management.
The average hunter spends a ton of money on ammo, premium bullets, expensive firearms, atv's, horses, spotting scopes, binoculars, etc. etc. etc. Then whine when they have to shell out a few bucks for a tag...never could understand the logic.
Shovel sidewalks after work for the extra $75...