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Pennsylvania Signs Off On Mentored Youth Hunting Program

The Keystone State has authorized a program that expands youth hunting opportunities while maintaining safety afield. Pennsylvania was the first state to pass Families Afield legislation that will allow mentored youth hunting.

Court Decides Utah Wildlife Amendment Will Stand

A federal appeals court has refused to reinstate anti-hunters’ challenge of a voter-approved initiative in Utah that deters efforts to ban hunting via the ballot box.

Effort To Save Hunting In Michigan Needs Your Support Today!

Michigan sportsmen and hunters across the country must act immediately to defeat a 2006 ballot issue to ban dove hunting. Without sportsmen’s support, anti-hunters will rout Michigan’s hunting traditions and gain momentum to fight in other states.

Sportsmen Stop California Anti-Hunting Bill

Grassroots action by the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance and California outdoorsmen has blocked a bill that threatens hunting dog competitors and field coursers.

Perry Bass, Texas Outdoorsmen, Dies At 91

The U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance mourns the loss of respected Texas businessman Perry R. Bass. Mr. Bass was a longtime USSA contributor whose generosity helped defeat anti-hunting attacks nationwide.

Hunters Input Vital To Future Of Hunting On Cape Cod

Sportsmen are urged to attend upcoming public hearings to oppose move to ban hunting on the Cape Cod National Seashore.

Anti's Petition To Keep Florida Bears Out Of Sportsmen's Sights

In an effort to block any future bear hunting seasons in Florida, anti-hunters have petitioned the state to revise its classifications for threatened species.

Trailblazer Sweepstakes Is A RISK-Free Fundraiser For Clubs

The U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance announces the kick-off of its 2006 sweepstakes program, which allows sportsmen’s clubs to raise money while helping to protect America’s hunting heritage.

New York Anti-Trapping Bill Passes Assembly

The New York Assembly has approved a bill to strip the state of its authority to regulate trapping. Sportsmen must renew their efforts to stop the bill.

Grave Robbing Anti's Will Do Time For Their Crime

Three animal rights zealots who spent years terrorizing a family that bred animals for research have been sentenced to jail. They will each spend twelve years behind bars for a vicious campaign that culminated in the theft of an 82-year-old woman’s body from its grave.