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Q:does anyone have some good secrets to sighting in their scopoes?
from Walter39 on 05.02.127 answers
Q:What does everyone think about the wolf problem in the northwest?
from Walter39 on 04.25.1212 answers
Q:Happy to see that Nebraska is finally getting credit for good deer hunting,good wingshooting, and outstanding turkey hunting. Are there any other states you guys think are underrated as far as hunting goes?
from bigredhunter on 04.02.128 answers
Q:Thought some of you might find this interesting. It shows you how far the general public feel is an ethical shot for a deer. See first answer. Comments and criticisms are welcome.
from BigBboy25 on 04.01.1223 answers
Q:FYI Idaho Right to Hunt and Fish Constitutional Amendment Passes Senate and Will Be on November Ballot Yesterday, the Idaho Senate voted 31 to 3 to pass House Joint Resolution 2a, a much-needed constitutional amendment that would provide meaningful protections against anti-hunting activists who seek to ban all hunting in America. HJR 2a passed the House on March 22 by a 63 to 4 vote. HJR 2a will now be on the ballot for voter approval this November. The NRA has been working with state House and Senate leadership to produce a robust constitutional amendment. Thanks to their efforts, HJR 2a contains most of the core tenets of the NRA’s model Right to Hunt language that have been developed over recent years. For instance, HJR 2a, introduced by the House Ways and Means Committee, would guarantee the rights of Idahoans to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife “by the use of traditional methods.” This would eliminate any opportunities for well-funded animal rights activists to ban the use of certain methods like archery tackle or dogs for hunting. In other jurisdictions, these radical groups have sought to ban these “cruel” and “unsporting” methods, and HJR 2a will help to ensure they do not succeed in Idaho. In addition, HJR 2a specifies that hunting, fishing and harvesting of wildlife shall be used as a “preferred means” of managing and controlling wildlife. This provision would ensure that sportsmen will continue to be used as the state’s responsible game managers instead of the taxpayer-funded sharpshooters and unproven, expensive wildlife contraception schemes employed in other jurisdictions.
from idahooutdoors on 03.28.127 answers