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April 24, 2023

Critical Access Bill Introduced by CSC Member Senator Steve Daines

Why It Matters: The use of lead ammunition and lead tackle in hunting and angling is a contentious issue, with the primary concern being the potential effects on wildlife. However, to this date, there has been limited documented evidence that sportsmen’s use of lead has had deleterious impacts on wildlife at the population level in…

April 24, 2023

CSF Priorities on the Governor’s Desk in Maryland

Why It Matters: 2023 proved to be yet another busy and exciting year in the Old Line State. With regular sessions having adjourned sine die, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) is taking a moment to reflect on its efforts to support legislation that increases access and opportunities for hunters, anglers, recreational shooters, and trappers in…

April 24, 2023

Two Bills to Watch as the Veto Session Looms in Kansas

Why It Matters: As the Kansas State Legislature adjourned for an extended break prior to returning for the state’s Veto Session, legislators in the House of Representatives and the Senate passed two bills of interest that will be moving to the Governor’s desk for consideration. Pertaining to no-cost licenses for disabled veterans and firearm safety…

April 24, 2023

CSF-Backed Bills Enacted in West Virginia

Why It Matters: Signed into law by Governors Sportsmen’s Caucus Member Governor Jim Justice, legislation to allow additional game species to be tracked with dogs when mortally wounded and legislation to authorize the use of a new muzzleloader product furthers ethical hunting practices and increases hunting opportunities for the Mountain State’s sportsmen and women who…

April 24, 2023

Outsized Impact: CSF’s Outdoor Heritage Report Details Leadership and Wins for Sportsmen and Women

April 17, 2023 (Washington, D.C.) – Today, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF), the informed authority across outdoor issues, released their quarterly briefing, the Outdoor Heritage Report. This quarter’s Outdoor Heritage Report focuses on the most notable legislation introduced in the 118th Congress, key regulatory decisions impacting conservation today, and a myriad of state level bills. Topics covered include: the reintroduction…

April 17, 2023

South Carolina Sportsmen’s Caucus Co-Chair and Caucus Member Introduce Resolutions to Advance Marine Fisheries Conservation and Angler Access

Why It Matters: South Carolina’s boating and fishing industries have a significant economic impact in the Palmetto State, and two federal initiatives underway threaten the traditions of offshore anglers by proposing to institute a new, untested fisheries data collection program and limiting vessel speeds not based on the best available science. Highlights: Over the last…