Agent successfully assembled a complete overview of NDOW by working around an expired SSL certificate on the main domain. The site required moderate bridging: core mission and services came from the /about page, but pricing required web search fallback after direct licensing pages returned 404 errors; the 'alternatives' framing was answered via contextual reasoning rather than site content.

• ›SSL certificate expiration on ndow.org prevented direct access; agent recovered via search results pointing to working HTTPS endpoints, showing the site's technical infrastructure failure but search engines' cached/mirrored awareness of it.
• ›Pricing information (step [6]) came entirely from external third-party sources and search snippets, not from fetched NDOW pages—step [5] (/hunting/licenses-tags) returned 404, indicating either navigation structure changes or broken internal links from the /about page.
• ›The /about page (step [4]) provided comprehensive mission, services, and organizational structure but did not embed pricing or licensing details, forcing the agent to search externally for complete commercial information.
• ›Agent correctly recognized that 'alternatives' is inapplicable framing for a government agency and recontextualized it via model reasoning rather than inventing false comparisons, showing appropriate domain understanding.
• ›Site's tag distribution and special programs (Heritage Tags, Dream Tag raffles) were discoverable only through the /apply-buy/apply-buy-hunting page (step [7]), not from higher-level pages, creating a discoverability burden for agents unfamiliar with site structure.