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At its meeting last week, the South Dakota Fish and Game Commission voted down the proposed ban on the use of lead shot for hunting along roads and rights-of-way. This issue came about after a private landowner filed a petition with the Game, Fish and Parks Commission to ban lead shot for hunting on public roads and rights-of-ways. Such a ban would have affected most upland bird hunters.
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On April 13, the Indiana House Public Policy Committee passed Senate Bill 292, the "Firearm Preemption Reform" bill, by a 6 to 1 vote. SB 292 now heads to the state House floor for a second reading and may be considered as early as this Friday, April 15. Also on Wednesday, the House gave final approval to SB 506, the "Transport Permit Reform Bill" by an overwhelming 84 to 13 vote. The bill now heads to a conference committee to work out the clarifying amendments made in the House.
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Missouri’s Senate Bill 300, legislation sponsored by state Senator Brian Munzlinger (R-18), would allow hunters to use centerfire handguns during the state’s muzzleloader hunting seasons. This is one important way to provide hunters with increased choice and opportunity in the field. Handguns have a more limited range than modern muzzleloaders and therefore fall within the scope and spirit of this lesser weapons season.
Read more: Missouri: Expanded Hunting Opportunities on the Move in the Show Me State
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Senate Bill 208 will be considered by the Colorado Senate on Monday, April 18. SB 208 passed in the Senate Agriculture, Natural Resources and Energy Committee by a unanimous 7 to 0 vote on March 31. Sponsored by state Senators Gail Schwartz (D-5) and Mary Hodge (D-25), SB 208 would combine State Parks and the Division of Wildlife under the Department of Natural Resources.
Read more: Natural Resources Merger Bill to be Heard in Colorado Senate
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Missouri’s Senate Bill 300, legislation sponsored by state Senator Brian Munzlinger (R-18), would allow hunters to use centerfire handguns during the state’s muzzleloader hunting seasons. This is one important way to provide hunters with increased choice and opportunity in the field. Handguns have a more limited range than modern muzzleloaders and therefore fall within the scope and spirit of this lesser weapons season.
Read more: Missouri: Expanded Hunting Opportunities on the Move in the Show Me State
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