The Constitution State is home to a variety of natural resources and a surprising amount of pursuits for sportsmen and women. With an extremely diverse landscape spanning from the coastline along the Long Island sound, to the rolling hills in the north and west, Connecticut provides an abundance of chances to explore the outdoors and engage in hunting, angling, trapping, and recreational shooting. Iconic species found in the Constitution State include whitetail deer, wild turkeys, waterfowl, and various small game such as coyotes and rabbits.
For more information on the elected officials protecting and promoting the sportsmen’s traditions in Connecticut, please contact:
Connecticut State Caucus Fact Sheet
Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus
Connecticut Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus Leadership
News Alerts
Why It Matters: Introduced on February 14, 2024, Connecticut House Bill 5114 (HB 5114)...
Why It Matters: The management of black bears – or lack thereof – in...
Why It Matters: Bear hunting is an effective wildlife management practice relied on by...
Why It Matters: With the new year kicked off, legislatures across the nation are...
Why It Matters: State fish and wildlife agencies are instrumental in setting the frameworks...
Contact: Joe Mullin, Assistant Manager, Northeastern StatesOn March 3, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation’s (CSF)...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorAfrican species trophy import bans have recently...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorOn January 11, the Connecticut Legislative Sportsmen’s...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorOn January 6, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorThroughout the northeast region, state legislative sportsmen's...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorOn October 21, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorThe 2020 legislative sessions throughout the northeast...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorIn light of the actions being taken by...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorOn March 24, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorAmidst our nation’s current battle with COVID-19,...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorOn March 4, the Connecticut Legislative Sportsmen’s...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorOn February 19, the Connecticut Legislative Sportsmen’s...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States Senior CoordinatorOn February 27, the Connecticut Joint Committee...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn February 21, the Connecticut Joint Committee on...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn January 22, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF)...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn January 8, the Connecticut Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus...
Contact: Joseph Mullin, New England States CoordinatorThe 2019 regular sessions in Connecticut came to...
Contact: Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn June 5, regular sessions adjourned for the...
By Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn May 24, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF)...
Contact: Brent Miller, Senior Director, Northeastern StatesOn April 14, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF)...
By Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn April 2, the bipartisan and bicameral Connecticut...
By Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn March 15, Connecticut’s Legislative Office Building was...
By Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn January 25, Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) New...
By Joe Mullin, New England States CoordinatorOn January 10, members of the Connecticut Legislative...
By Brent Miller, Senior Director, Northeastern StatesOn June 14, HB 5360 (Environmental Quality and...
By Brent Miller, Senior Director, Northeastern StatesOn June 1, HB 5360 was sent to...
By Brent Miller, Senior Director, Northeastern StatesLast week, the Connecticut General Assembly adjourned their...
On August 1, Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus (CSC) staffers kicked off August Recess by joining...
On July 2, HB 6034, championed throughout the process by the Connecticut Legislative Sportsmen’s...
On June 3, the Connecticut Senate approved legislation that would allow Sunday archery hunting...
On Sunday, October 26, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF) hosted a policy discussion and...
Despite the strong tradition of ethics that the vast majority of hunter and anglers...
Latest policy updates
Many sportsmen and women depend on federal lands managed by agencies such...
“No-Net-Loss” of public lands has become increasingly important to ensure access to...
Introduction Sunday hunting bans are one of the last remaining examples of...
One important tool for protecting fish and wildlife habitat is a state-level...
Properly managed wildlife habitat is essential for supporting sustainable and healthy wildlife...
Certain states have sought to restrict the importation of legally harvested game...
Preemption is the process where a higher level of government revokes the...
A standard capacity magazine generally means any detachable ammunition feeding device that...
The vast majority of states throughout the nation offer an online component...
Many state legislatures have enacted legislation to afford senior citizens, veterans, and...
Reports and Data
Connecticut: American System of Conservation Funding Fact Sheet
2013 Sportsmen’s Economic Impact Report - Connecticut
Annual spending by Connecticut sportsmen and women and women is more than the cash...
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