US Sportmens Alliance on Target Articles

Arizona Governor Signs Hunter Harassment Bill

An Arizona bill allowing for more effective prosecution of those who harass sportsmen has become law.

New York Bill To Ban Trapping At Local Level Advances To Assembly Floor

A bill that will strip the state of its authority to regulate trapping is advancing through the legislature. Sportsmen’s calls are needed to stop the bill in the Assembly.

Missouri Bill To Help Stop "Ballot Box Biology" Advances In Senate

Sportsmen’s grassroots action has led Missouri lawmakers to favor legislation that will deter efforts to ban hunting via the ballot box. Continued support is needed to protect outdoor sports and scientific wildlife management.

HSUS Under Investigation After Hurricane Relief Fundraiser

The nation’s largest animal rights organization is being investigated by the state of Louisiana. The attorney general’s office opened an inquiry into allegations involving funds raised by the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) for pet and owner reunions following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

Mississippi No Net Loss Bill Heads To Governor's Desk

A Mississippi bill to protect hunting on state land has passed both houses of the legislature and now awaits the governor’s signature.

Arizona Hunter Harassment Bill Goes To Governor

An Arizona bill to allow for more effective prosecution of hunter harassers has advanced to the governor’s desk.

Pennsylvania Bill To Beef Up Hunter Harassment Law Goes To Governor

A Pennsylvania bill that would increase penalties for animal extremists convicted of harassing sportsmen in the field has passed the state Senate and is on the governor’s desk.

Bills Could Create Opportunities For Sportsmen Who Work During The Week

Two East Coast states are considering bills that would allow limited Sunday hunting.

Online Business Sells Postage Stamps To Benefit HSUS

(Columbus) - An online company is using the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to raise money for the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), the nation’s largest anti-hunting organization. The news comes just weeks after the Louisiana Attorney General launched an investigation into alleged misuse of money collected for relief efforts after Hurricanes Rita and Katrina.

Maryland Bill To Put Trapping In Hands Of Local Government Advances To Governor

A Maryland bill that would strip wildlife authority from the state and put residents of a local community at risk of wildlife-borne diseases has made its way to Gov. Robert Ehrlich’s desk.