State
In the states, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation States Program Team works with pro-sportsmen elected leaders through the collaboration of the individual sportsmen’s caucuses that make up the National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses and governors who are part of the Governors Sportsmen’s Caucus.
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Protecting Personal Information on Hunting and Fishing Licenses from Public Records Requests
More than half of the states in this nation do not protect the personal information that… Read More
Protecting Our Outdoor Sporting Heritage During Times of Emergency
During atypical social and economic times that devastate communities and states, some… Read More
Protecting Our Second Amendment Rights During Times of Emergency
During unprecedented and devastating crises, some governors, through emergency powers… Read More
Fish and Wildlife Contest Bans
Hunting and fishing tournaments are time-honored traditions that have grown on a national… Read More
Discharge Distance Restrictions
Defined as the distance from an occupied dwelling, public road, or city limits that is… Read More
Dedicated Lottery Funds for Conservation
Over the last few decades, rising costs for natural resource management and increased… Read More
Anti-Hunters Pushing for Seats on Game Commissions
Established with the dedicated purpose of protecting and conserving wildlife, game… Read More
Animal “Personhood”
Anti-hunting, animal-rights extremist groups such as the Humane Socieity of the United… Read More
Predator Hunting/Tournament Bans
In recent years, hunting and fishing tournaments have come under fire by “animal… Read More
Active Forest Management
Active management, as opposed to passive management, employs the use of silvicultural… Read More
Your opinion counts
Sportsmen and women have been on the receiving end of increased attention from the non-hunting public, criticizing the traditional “grip and grin” photos on various social media platforms. As a sportsman or sportswoman, what strategies have you utilized to address this negative feedback?
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