Montana’s Fish, Wildlife and Parks Commission is considering a proposal that would allow for a new wolf trapping season beginning in the fall of
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Delaware Anti-Tethering Bill Introduced
HuntingSenate Bill 211, sponsored by Senator Patricia M. Blevins (D- Elsmere), would add commonly used dog tethering practices to the states definition of
Read MorePublic Lands: Biospheres Under Glass? Not If USSA Can Help It
Government Affairs ArchiveAs regular U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance readers know, on April 17th, the House of Representatives passed the most important fishing and hunting bill in
Read MoreConnecticut Anti-Trapping Bill Claims Trapping is Danger to Children
ConnecticutConnecticut House Bill 5324, introduced by the Select Committee on Children, would prohibit trappers from setting any leghold trap on or within 1,500
Read MoreNew York Bill Would Pave Way for Dove Hunting Season
Government Affairs ArchiveSenate Bill 6968, sponsored by Senator John A. DeFrancisco (R-Syracuse), would classify mourning doves as “migratory game birds,” allowing New York
Read MoreH.R. 4089 Provides Fundraising Bonanza for Extremist Groups
Government Affairs ArchiveAnti-hunting and Environmental Lobby Distort the Sportsmen’s Heritage Act to Raise Money Following in the footsteps of the nation’s most powerful
Read MoreCalifornia Senate Bill 1221 Senate Committee Vote Breakdown
CaliforniaOn April 24th, the California Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Water approved Senate Bill 1221 by a 5-3 vote. The bill would ban the use of
Read MoreAnti-Hunting Groups Ask People to Lie to Congress
Government Affairs ArchiveThere has been a deluge of misinformation about HR 4089, the most significant pro-hunting legislation of the last 15 years. This past Friday the U.S.
Read MoreDonations Needed to Defeat California Bill
CaliforniaOn April 24, 2012, California’s Senate Natural Resources Committee voted to pass SB 1221, which would ban hunting bears and bobcats with hounds.
Read MoreSportsmen’s Heritage Act Needs Your Support
AlabamaLast week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the most important legislation protecting hunters, anglers, and shooters in the past 15 years.
Read MoreHearing is First Step to Reopen Angler Access
FishingFishing can be as simple as driving or walking to the water’s edge and tossing in a lure—unless you want to go to Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Read MoreFour Reasons Hunting Really Matters in the 2012 Elections
Government Affairs ArchiveUnfortunately the vast majority of elected officials are not hunters. So it is up to sportsmen to convince them why they should care about our
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