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April 2005
04/29/2005
State Fish & Wildlife Agencies to Receive More Than $530 Million in Sportsmen’s Excise Taxes
Excise taxes paid by the nation’s hunters, shooters, archers, fishermen and boaters will supply more than $530 million for state fish and wildlife agencies this year, according to an announcement by the US Fish & Wildlife Service on Wednesday.
04/19/2005
Arkansas Ends Legislative Session; Vital Sportsmen’s Protection Laws Passed
04/14/2005
Shooting Sports Industry Associations Commit $150,000 to Building Strength of Sportsmen’s Caucuses
The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and the Hunting and Shooting Sports Heritage Fund (HSSHF) continued their strong support of the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation (CSF) and the National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses (NASC) by once again committing $150,000 to their efforts for 2005.
04/13/2005
Idaho Ends Session with Victory for Sportsmen
The 58th Idaho Legislature adjourned on April 6, 2005 after a busy session and victories for the sportsmen of Idaho with help from Idaho Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus and the newly formed Idaho Sportsmen’s Caucus Advisory Council.
04/13/2005
Maryland Closes Legislative Session; Numerous Successes for Sportsmen
Late Monday night, the Maryland General Assembly wrapped up probably the most successful legislative session for sportsmen in recent years thanks to the Maryland Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus.
04/12/2005
Michigan Bill Would Ban Internet Hunting
Legislation to ban the practice of computer-assisted remote hunting will be introduced Wednesday by Senator Michelle A. McManus, R-Lake Leelanau.
04/12/2005
Maryland Sportsmen’s Caucus Sends Hunting Heritage Protection Act to Governor in Closing Hours of Session
Last night in the waning hours of the 2005 legislative session, the Maryland Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus was triumphant once again over the Humane Society of the United States by passing the Maryland Hunting Heritage Protection Act by a more than two to one majority.
04/11/2005
Tennessee Legislature Passes Sportsmen’s Caucus Bill to Ban Internet Hunting
Legislators in Tennessee continued a promising trend on Thursday when a bill to ban computer-assisted remote hunting in the state passed the House unanimously with 92 aye votes.
04/06/2005
Arkansas Enacts “No Net Loss” Legislation
Legislation that will protect sportsmen’s access to state public hunting areas was signed into law by Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee on March 30, 2005. Authored by Arkansas Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus member Sen. Steve Higginbothom, the Arkansas Hunting Heritage Protection Act provides for “no net loss” of public hunting areas in the state.
04/06/2005
Georgia Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus 2005 Summary
The 2005 session of the Georgia General Assembly adjourned on March 31 after the Georgia Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus worked cooperatively to advance several key pieces of legislation and host the 3rd Annual Sportsmen’s Day at the Capitol.
04/06/2005
Florida Legislators Enjoy the Outdoors
Florida Legislative Sportsman's Caucus Co-Chair Rep. Baxter Troutman hosted six of his House colleagues on April 1 and 2 at Alico Ranch in south Florida for a weekend of outdoor fun. Rep. Troutman has planned a number of such events designed to get legislators out from behind their desks and into the field to learn more about issues facing sportsmen in Florida.
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