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Italian Hunters Strike to Protest Unfair Portrayal in Media

Hunters set to cull the overpopulation of deer in Northern Italy’s Piedmont region have gone on strike to protest their unfair portrayal in the Italian media.

City of Louisville, Kentucky Proposes Strict Limitations on Hunting Dog Ownership

A recently proposed municipal ordinance imposes strict limitations on hunting dog ownership within the city of Louisville, Kentucky.

USSA Takes on Fish and Wildlife Service Regarding CITES Trophy Hunting Reform

For many years, international trophy hunters have complained about the heavy handed treatment they have received at U.S. ports as a result of the way that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regulates the international treaty that protects endangered species.

Pot Calling Kettle Black: PETA Boycotts China for Dog Killing

In the latest example of its thirst to inject itself into the news, PETA has called for a boycott on Chinese products after the Chinese government’s brutal killing of 50,000 dogs to control a recent rabies outbreak.

Little Rock Considering Bowhunting to Reduce Growing Deer Herd

A growing number of car accidents and property damage attributed to a burgeoning urban deer herd has sparked a partnership between the city of Little Rock, Arkansas and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC). The two have launched a joint study that seeks to determine the feasibility of bowhunting within city limits as an option for decreasing the problematic deer herd.

Rhode Island Dog Tethering Bill Dies in Committee

A Rhode Island bill that sought to place severe restrictions on how and for how long dog-owners could tie or pen their dogs has died in committee.

A Good Partner

The National Lieutenant Governors Association has been a strong partner of Project ChildSafe for many years. Last week at the group's conference in Seattle, NSSF thanked the lieutenant governors for their significant contributions to the firearm safety program and sponsored a day at the range.

Trailblazer Hosts Heading to Shotgun World Championships

Six members of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit Shotgun team are one step closer to become the best in the world. These expert marksmen are also introducing the next generation to shooting sports through the Trailblazer Adventure Program.

Federal Bills Crack Down on Animal Rights Terrorism

Two bills in the U.S. Congress tighten penalties for anyone convicted of committing an act of terrorism against a legally operating animal-use business.

Illinois Governor Signs Families Afield Bill

The Governor of Illinois has signed a bill designed to encourage youngsters and adults to get involved in hunting.