House Bill 442 (H442) would prohibit shrimp trawling in any coastal fishing waters other than areas of the Atlantic Ocean located more than one-half mile from the shoreline, among other provisions. READ MORE |
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The timber harvests, prescribed burns, and other vegetation treatments in the Archer Knob Project will help correct the age-class imbalance on the George Washington National Forest, supporting species important to Virginia’s hunters, including ruffed grouse, wild turkey, black bear, and white-tailed deer. READ MORE |
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The 2025 Ka’ohe Game Management Area (GMA) hunting season empowers sportsmen and women to manage invasive species, while protecting native ecosystems and providing sporting opportunity. By targeting feral species, hunters support the critically endangered palila, aligning with conservation goals. READ MORE |
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The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation had its hands full during the Vermont 2025 legislative session, submitting testimony and working alongside the Vermont Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus leadership to advocate for the pro-sportsmen bills and prevent the bad bills from advancing. READ MORE |
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On Tuesday, June 17, on the last day of their extended session, the New York Assembly passed New York Assembly Bill 8330 (AB 8330) and Senate Bill 6360 (SB 6360) which will normalize crossbows. READ MORE |
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Many states across the country offer a free fishing day or a free fishing weekend in an effort to give new anglers the opportunity to go outdoors and participate in our time-honored traditions without having to pay the cost of the fishing license. READ MORE |
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