This Thursday, April 21, the California Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold its second hearing on a petition to ban bear hunting until the
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New Hampshire Looks to Permit Year-Round Squirrel Hunting
Government Affairs ArchiveOn April 19, the Hew Hampshire Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee is hearing House Bill 1356, a bill requiring the Fish and Game Department
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California Firearm “Marketing” Bill Up in Committee Next Week
Government Affairs ArchiveAnti-gun Measure Likely to Ensnare and Prohibit Hunter Education and Firearm Safety Training for Youth. On April 19, the California Assembly
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Hunting Alliance to Appeal Wildlife Refuge Ruling
LitigationOn the heels of U.S. District Court Judge Donald Molloy’s ruling barring intervenor status to the National Rifle Association, Rocky Mountain Elk
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New Hampshire Senate Committee Considers Hunting Legislation
Government Affairs ArchiveLast week, the New Hampshire State Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing on two hunting bills. House Bill 490 permits the
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Dozens of Congressional Members Side with Sportsmen in Fight for Wildlife Refuges
LitigationOpposition to the Biden administration’s ongoing negotiations with an extreme environmental and animal-rights organization concerning hunting, fishing
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D.C. Moves to Decimate the Fur Market, Trapping
Government Affairs ArchiveLast week, nine out of 13 Washington, D.C., council members introduced Bill 24-0758, legislation to outlaw the sale of fur products throughout D.C.
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New Jersey Legislature Introduces New Anti-Hunting Bills
HuntingLast week, three bills were introduced that are an outright attack on our outdoor heritage and way of life. Assembly Bill 3732 requires hunters to
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Victory! Sunday Hunting Bill Signed in Virginia
Government Affairs ArchiveLast week, Gov. Youngkin signed Senate Bill 8 into law. This legislation expands Sunday hunting opportunities in Virginia to include public lands
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New York Resurrects Three Anti-Hunting Bills
Government Affairs ArchiveAfter no movement in nearly a year, the New York Legislature resurrected two bills that impact hunters and recreational shooters. Assembly Bill
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Judge to Sportsmen: Sit Down, Be Quiet, Trust the Government
LitigationOn April 6, a U.S. District Court judge in Missoula, Mont., unceremoniously denied sportsmen the right to intervene or even file legal comment in a
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Rhode Island Legislature Kills Anti-Sportsman Proposals!
Government Affairs ArchiveThe Rhode Island Legislature voted to kill four anti-hunting measures: House Bill 6616 would have required government background checks for
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