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October 15, 2024

Pennsylvania Unveils New Sportsman License Plate That Benefits Youth Hunting and Fishing

Why It Matters: On Tuesday, October 1st, the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) and the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission (PFBC), along with the Chairs of the House and Senate Game & Fish Committees (Sen. Greg Rothman; Co-Chair for the Pennsylvania Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus and Caucus member, Rep. Anita Astorino Kulik. n addition to the bill…

October 15, 2024

Update: New Massachusetts Firearm Laws Impacting Nonresident Hunters

Why It Matters: In July of 2024, Massachusetts passed a new omnibus gun law which consisted of 116-pages of confusing regulations on firearm ownership and possession in the Commonwealth. In response, citizen groups attempted to bring the new law to the 2026 general ballot with a petition process. However, on October 2nd, the Governor signed…

October 15, 2024

Missouri Holds Early Antlerless Firearm Deer Season

Why It Matters: Throughout much of the modern history of white-tailed deer hunting, deer harvest has been a primary driver in the size, growth, and health of deer populations. From the buck-only days during mid-20th century through today’s emphasis on doe harvest through most quality deer management plans, it is clear that the females of…

October 11, 2024

Sporting-Conservation Community Gathers at Childress Vineyards to Celebrate 20 Years of Annual Wine, Wheels & Wildlife Regional Event

October 11, 2024 (LEXINGTON, NC) – This week, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) and CSF Board of Directors Chairman and NASCAR legend Richard Childress co-hosted the 20th Annual Wine, Wheels, & Wildlife Event. Hosted again at the beautiful Childress Vineyards in Lexington, North Carolina, the event brought together representatives from the hunting and angling industry,…

October 7, 2024

BLM Set to Close 1.3 Million Acres of Public Land to Recreational Shooting

Why It Matters: Recreational shooting is a longstanding and highly popular activity on our federal public lands. For many sportsmen and women, including target shooters, public lands are the only venue that they can participate in our time-honored outdoor traditions. Furthermore, the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) intent to close the entire 1.3 million acres…

October 7, 2024

Wyoming Honors the Sporting Community

Why It Matters: With sporting dollars making up the bulk of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s budget, hunting and fishing are vital to conservation and management in the state. To celebrate the importance of these activities, Governor Gordon was recently joined by local legislators, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation…