


September 27, 2012
Nebraskans to Vote on Making Fishing and Hunting Rights Part of State Constitution
By Chad Love

Voters in the Cornhusker State will go to the polls this November to decide if the right to hunt and fish should be a part of their state constitution.
From this story on kearnethub.com:
Nebraskans have hunted, fished and trapped since frontier territorial days. Hunting and fishing are part of the state's legacy of conservation and stewardship of the natural heritage. And they are big business. Hunters and anglers spent $709.1 million on trips, equipment and other related expenditures in Nebraska last year. Now voters will be asked on Election Day whether to enshrine a right “to hunt, to fish and to harvest wildlife'' in the Nebraska Constitution.
According to the story, Amendment 2 would also make public hunting, fishing and harvesting of wildlife a “preferred means'' of managing and controlling wildlife.
Comments (5)
Sure wish MN had something like this in their constitution. Props to Nebraska for doing this.
blevenson, we do have the right to hunt and fish as part of the MN state constitution. You can find a list of all of the states that do with a quick google search.
i wish this was an amendment in the US constitution!!! every state should have this.
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana, Northa Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
www.ncsl.org/issues-research/env-res/state-constitutional-right-to-hunt-...
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Sure wish MN had something like this in their constitution. Props to Nebraska for doing this.
blevenson, we do have the right to hunt and fish as part of the MN state constitution. You can find a list of all of the states that do with a quick google search.
i wish this was an amendment in the US constitution!!! every state should have this.
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana, Northa Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
www.ncsl.org/issues-research/env-res/state-constitutional-right-to-hunt-...
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