Hunters in Maryland can continue to use the ammunition of their choosing for hunting game species in the “Old-Line State”. READ MORE |
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The Nebraska legislature is considering two bills that would respectively protect firearm purchasers from having their firearm and ammunition purchases tracked while also protecting the firearm industry from discriminatory business practices. READ MORE |
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The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ proposed forest health improvement project on the Ray Kuhns Wildlife Management Area would improve habitat for game and nongame species through a variety of science-based treatments. READ MORE |
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This complicated and long disputed access issue has been a common debate within the outdoor recreation community and has worked its way into common conversation, appellate courts, the WY Attorney General’s Office, and the state legislature. READ MORE |
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2nd Amendment or Outdoor Sporting Good Tax Holidays, like those currently proposed in Georgia and Alabama, give sportsmen and women a window of opportunity each year to purchase outdoor sporting good equipment, including firearms and ammunition, tax free while simultaneously benefitting conservation programs. READ MORE |
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