West Virginia sportsmen will have the opportunity to take action and protect their way of life when the Natural Resources Commission holds a meeting with a public comment opportunity at 1 p.m. on Sunday, February 23, at the Marshall University Memorial Student Center in Huntington. This meeting will cover various subjects and issues important to hunters and anglers, including a legislative update and proposed 2025-26 hunting, fishing and trapping regulations.
The six-member Board of Commissioners serves as an advisory body to the Division of Natural Resources Director on issues related to the conservation of the state’s natural resources, including the protection of fish and game.
The commissioners must hear from us, the sportsmen, if we want to protect our heritage. If we don’t, you can guarantee that the animal extremists will fill the void. Don’t let them upend wildlife management and West Virginia’s storied history of hunting, fishing and trapping as they’ve done in other states.
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