Tomorrow, January 14, at 9:30 a.m., the Michigan Natural Resources Commission is holding a meeting at Lansing Community College, West Campus, rooms M119-121, located at 5108 Cornerstone Drive in Lansing.
This meeting will cover various subjects and issues important to Michigan sportsmen, including deer management goals, elk season results, coyote hunting and trapping season, along with a public comment opportunity, and more.
The Commission must hear from us – the sportsmen – because the future of our hunting and fishing traditions depends on it. These vital resources are entrusted to the Commission’s care, and if we remain silent, others will shape the outcome. Animal rights extremists are ready to fill that void and dismantle the heritage we hold dear. We cannot allow that to happen in the Great Lakes State. Our voices matter, let’s make sure they’re heard.
There has never been a more crucial time in sportsmen’s history than now to be involved and engaged in protecting our way of life. Share this email with your family and friends. Urge them to join the fight with you and the Sportsmen’s Alliance. The extremists work tirelessly to erode our rights, values, and heritage, and we must work harder to ensure they are secure today and for the future.
