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Wyoming is on the verge of passing two key pieces of gun rights legislation. HB-95, The Wyoming Firearms Freedom Act, and HB-113 “Alaska-style” permit-less concealed carry, are facing an up-or-down vote before the Wyoming State House of Representatives. On Tuesday, National Association for Gun Rights Director of Operations Luke O’Dell was on hand to testify before the Wyoming State House Judiciary Committee on behalf of both HB-95, the Wyoming Firearms Freedom Act, and the HB-113, “Alaska-style” permit less carry. You may be asking yourself, “Why do I care, I don’t live in Wyoming?” It’s simple: The higher the bar is set, the more pro-gun pieces of legislation pass across the country, the stronger the gun rights movement gets. Passage... [SEE MORE]

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In the last decade, Safari Club International has spent $140 million on protecting the freedom to hunt through advocacy, research and education to ensure that the hunting heritage is accessible for future generations. These programs benefit hunters throughout North American, and the majority of the work is funded with proceeds from its Annual Hunter’s Convention,  January 20-23 in Reno, Nevada. Through direct involvement and partnerships with other conservation organizations, SCI contributes to dozens of projects in the United States and Canada every year. Earlier this year, Safari Club International Foundation (SCIF) and Mossy Oak joined forces to help ensure healthy white-tail deer populations throughout North America. They have provided... [SEE MORE]

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Safari Club International is offering a FREE trial offer to hunters everywhere. SCI is First for Hunters, standing up to protect the freedom to hunt while promoting wildlife conservation worldwide. As you know, hunting seasons built around science-based research are constantly under attack from the emotional and uninformed. The anti-hunting efforts by organizations attempting to stop hunting must be defeated and we need your help. By signing up for this free offer, SCI will inform you how the freedom to hunt can and must be protected. Remember to tell your friends about this opportunity to protect the freedom to hunt!  Read More →

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A friend of mine, best selling author and fellow hunter Marc Warnkerecently got into an online tussle with an anti-hunter about wolves. They sent him an article from a blog which included all of the “facts” on wolves and how they keep forests nutrient-rich. Neither Marc nor I are wolf haters, but we are realists. Here is Marc’s well thought out reply: Thanks for the thought and I know your intent was to educate me and I appreciate that. I found this [article] interesting, yet not without obvious bias. I’ve personally witnessed different results, multiple times. But it’s all good. My main concern would be that we participate intelligently in the “predatory” cycle along with the wolves. People, hunters,... [SEE MORE]

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Sales of wolf tags in Idaho were brisk Monday — the first day they were available, but it may all be for not as the season may not go off as planned. Tag sales started at 10am and I was the second person in line. My tag was #642. Amazing. In-state hunters pay $12. Those from out-of-state pay $186 and the cap is 70,000 tags. My dad and I are planning to help an outfitter friend clear some trail and then hunt wolves at his lodge on the September 1 opener… hopefully. Next Monday, a judge in Montana will hear arguments from conservation groups that want to stop the hunt. We’ll see what happens.  Read More →

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From KTVB.com The Idaho Department of Fish and Game Commission has voted 4-3 to approve a plan to let hunters shoot 220 wolves during a hunting season due to start in September. The policy to shoot about one-quarter of Idaho’s estimated 880 wolves was approved during a meeting Monday in Idaho Falls. The 220-wolf hunting quota was approved after commissioners voted 4-3 to reject a plan that would have allowed hunters to shoot up to 430 of the predators. Last month, wildlife officials in neighboring Montana voted to let hunters shoot 75 wolves starting in mid-September. Lawyers for environmental groups who have sued over the federal government’s May decision to delist wolves oppose such hunts, on grounds they could hurt efforts to... [SEE MORE]

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Obama Regulatory Czar’s Confirmation Held Up by Hunting Rights Proponent by: Fox News Cass Sunstein is President Obama's pick to run the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs at OMB. (Harvard.edu)WASHINGTON — President Obama’s nominee for “regulatory czar” has hit a new snag in his Senate confirmation process — a “hold” by Texas Sen. John Cornyn, who’s says he’s not convinced that Harvard professor Cass Sunstein won’t push a radical animal rights agenda, including new restrictions on agriculture and even hunting. Senators are permitted “holds” to prevent a vote on a nominee from coming to the floor. They are often secretive and for very specific reasons. “Sen.... [SEE MORE]

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From www.nraila.org Please Thank Attorney General Lawrence Wasden! Two-thirds of the nation’s attorneys general have filed an amicus brief asking the U.S. Supreme Court to grant certiorari in the case of NRA v. Chicago and hold that the Second Amendment applies to state and local governments through the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. This bi-partisan group of 33 attorneys general, along with the Attorney General of California in a separate filing, agrees with the NRA’s position that the Second Amendment protects a fundamental individual right to keep and bear arms, disagreeing with the decision recently issued by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Attorney General Wasden was one of... [SEE MORE]

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May 4, 2009 – U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rule delisting gray wolves in the Northern Rockies and Western Great Lakes became official. Wolf Delisting Rule Becomes Final April 2, 2009 – U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rule delisting gray wolves in the Northern Rockies and Western Great Lakes published in the Federal Register. Rule would take effect May 4. Final Wolf Delisting Rule March 6, 2009 – Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will send the delisting rule to the Federal Register for publication. The rule would take effect days after publication, and includes wolves in Idaho and Montana; wolves in Wyoming would remain on the endangered species list. Interior Secretary... [SEE MORE]

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From Idaho Fish and Game The federal rule that removes gray wolves in Idaho from the endangered species list became final today, Monday, May 4. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s delisting rule affects wolves in Idaho, Montana, parts of Washington, Oregon and Utah. Wolves in Wyoming will remain on the endangered species list. Idaho has again taken over managing wolves under state law adopted in 2008 and under a wolf population management plan also adopted last year. “We have to move on and manage them similar to other big game animals,” Fish and Game Director Cal Groen said. “This is good news for wolves, elk, rural communities and hunters. I believe this action will help defuse the animosity and anger associated with... [SEE MORE]

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