On Saturday, May 30, the 2026 Missouri legislative session officially adjourned. Lawmakers have wrapped up their legislative work for the year, and
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- Hunting Regulations: https://mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping
- Fishing Regulations: https://mdc.mo.gov/fishing
- Trapping Regulations: https://mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/trapping
- Shooting Ranges: https://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/places/shooting-ranges
- State Wildlife Commission: https://mdc.mo.gov/about-us/conservation-commission
NEWS ARCHIVE
Conservation Commission Meeting May 29: Help Protect Our Hunting Heritage
MissouriOn Friday, May 29, the Missouri Conservation Commission is meeting to discuss updates and new regulations recommendations important to
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Stand Up for Sportsmen at Conservation Commission
MissouriTomorrow, Thursday, March 26, and Friday, March 27, the Missouri Conservation Commission will meet in Jefferson City to discuss several
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SB 1128: Protecting Sportsmen’s Credit Card Privacy
MissouriOn Monday, February 9, the House Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Committee is scheduled to hear SB 1128, the “Second Amendment
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2026 Legislative Sessions Kick Off: Which States Convene Jan. 5-9?
Legislative ActionLegislative Sessions Convening This Week: January 5-9, 2026 2026 legislative sessions begin in the following states this week, January 5-9. The
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Conservation Commission to Vote on Deer, Duck, Furbearer Rules
MissouriTomorrow, Thursday, May 16, at 8:30 a.m. at the MDC Headquarters located at 2901 W. Truman Blvd. in Jefferson City, the Missouri Conservation
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Missouri’s 2024 Legislative Session Adjourns
MissouriLast Friday, May 17, the 2024 Legislative session adjourned sine die. This means the legislative session is completed for the year. This year, the
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FirearmsOn Friday, May 12, the Missouri 2023 legislative session adjourned sine die. This means the regular legislative session is completed for the
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VICTORY! Missouri Anti-Sportsmen Bills Defeated
Government Affairs ArchiveFour bills introduced in Missouri that would have negatively impacted sportsmen have died. The Sportsmen’s Alliance and our Missouri members began the
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Missouri Constitutional Amendment Mandates Background Checks
Government Affairs ArchiveMissouri State Representative Peter Meredith introduced House Joint Resolution 91 that would amend the Missouri state constitution to require a
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Missouri Bill Repeals Local Firearm Ordinance Prohibition
Government Affairs ArchiveLegislation introduced in Missouri by State Representative Richard Brown repeals language that prevents individual towns from regulating firearms
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Missouri Bills Criminalize Firearm Safety
Government Affairs ArchiveTwo identical bills that require universal background checks completed by federally licensed dealers for all firearm transfers have been introduced in
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