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BILL TO BE HEARD BY COMMITTEE WEDNESDAY . . . Assembly Bill 711 is scheduled to be heard by the California Assembly Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, May 8.
NSSF is urging all retailers, sportsmen and gun owners throughout the state to call and email members of the Assembly Appropriations Committee and your Assembly member asking them to oppose this anti-hunting bill.
If passed, this bill would extend the now-limited condor-range ban on traditional lead ammunition to the entire state. The ban could go into effect as soon as the 2016 hunting season.
This bill will have detrimental effects on the California economy, costing the state over 3,000 jobs, a loss of $320 million in economic impact and a decrease in tax revenue of more than $25 million.
Please contact members of the Assembly Appropriations Committee TODAY
GW: These things work! And, now the light can remind you to shut it off when not in use so you won’t forget to shut it off. I hate to waste the fuel cells. Great idea!
Bedford, MA – ThermaCELL®, manufacturer of the only portable, butane-operated, area mosquito repellent will give away one ThermaCELL Mosquito Repellent Outdoor Lantern each day in the month of May. Read more
The latest edition of the American Institute of Philanthropy’s Charity Rating Guide is out, and it’s once again bad news for the Humane Society of the United States. The group earns another “D” grade for high spending on fundraising and overhead. (Even PETA managed to get a C+.) Read more
An Alaskan wildlife biologist and his family escaped harm, after getting into a scuffle with a crazed bear. Funny, no bear spray and no gun. I guess not all widllife biologists graduate at the top of their class. Details are here…
The Michigan House of Representatives passed bills SB 288 and 289 by a vote of 72-38 with bipartisan support! The bills now head to Governor Snyder’s desk, and the anti-hunters are trying to get him to veto the legislation. Please call Governor Snyder’s office right now and ask him to sign SB 288 and 289 immediately! Read more
Calling All Hunting Couples Addicted to the Outdoors TV Show Open Casting Call |
TAMPA, FLORIDA – May 1, 2013 – Addicted to the Outdoors with Jon and Gina Brunson has unveiled a dynamic new program focused on shining a spotlight on family participation in the outdoors, and on couples who make the outdoors more than a hobby – but a lifestyle.
Who Will Be Television’s Next Superstar Outdoor Hunting Couple? Could It Be You? Jon and Gina Brunson, hosts of the award winning Addicted to the Outdoors (ATTO) television show as seen on Outdoor Channel, are expanding their Addicted brand. They’re searching for a select few Addicted to the Outdoors Couples. Are you married with kids, in love, or dating someone who’s just as addicted to the outdoors as you? Is one of your dreams to host an outdoor TV show with your partner? Here’s your once-in-a-lifetime chance to become one of the next outdoor hunting couples to hit national television on Outdoor Channel. Audition With Your Mobile Device or Computer
Participate in the Addicted Couples Casting Call right from your computer or mobile device. Submit a video showing your on-camera personality and passion for hunting along with our Addicted Couples application. The ATTO crew will review all submissions. Ten couples will be selected to interview with Jon and Gina via Skype. Read more |
The Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters that applications for Michigan elk and bear hunting licenses are available now through June 1. Read more
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has partnered with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources in the investigation of a poached bald eagle in Clinton County. USFWS is offering a cash reward of up to $2,500 for tips or information that lead to an arrest and conviction. Read more
Birmingham, AL- Prometheus Group, LLC proudly introduces its new series of durable, high performance Browning Trail Cameras: the Range Ops Series, the Recon Force Series, and the Spec Ops Series. Each camera is conveniently powered by eight (8) AA batteries, sets-up easily, and features time, date, temperature, moon phase and camera ID on every image. Designed with a 32 GB SD card support system, a silent image capture feature, the ability to record HD video with sound, an eight-image multi-shot function feature, and unparalleled battery life; the Browning trail camera series is sure to provide users with an experience that’s unsurpassed in its field. Read more
GW: A rational perspective on Michigan’s wolf population in support of science and one from the whackos.