Pro-Sportsmen’s Bills Signed into Law in New York
There's some good news coming out of New York for hunters in the last week. This seems like it's a rare occurrence these days but whenever it does happen it's time to celebrate...
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There's some good news coming out of New York for hunters in the last week. This seems like it's a rare occurrence these days but whenever it does happen it's time to celebrate...
New York: Lead Ammunition Ban on Public Lands Deborah Glick is at it again. If you don’t know who Deborah Glick is, she is an assemblywoman representing the 66th district, which is lower Manhattan. For those of you who don’t know where that is, that area represents Greenwich village, the East Village, the West Village,...
On November 20th 2019. The governor signed into law Senate Bill 6557 introduced by Senator Patrick Gallivan.
We spoke in my last post about Lyme disease, what it is, how to understand it, and what we can do about it. I decided to write this post because another friend of mine who has been having a huge amount of problems just discovered that the source of her issues was Lyme. That makes...
A NYC assemblywoman just released a potentially harmful bill during regular sessions of the NY State Assembly. This bill would prohibit the state’s participation in artificial pheasant propagation activities. Rosenthal has a long history of attacking sportsman, and she isn’t going to give up anytime soon. Interestingly when you look at the legislation she’s been...
A NYC assemblywoman just released a potentially harmful bill during regular sessions of the NY State Assembly. Without going into too much detail, you can see that below, this bill will prohibit or put serious restraints on field trials. For your information the bill is cosponsored by 11 members of the NY Assembly, all members...
Senate Bill S1598 Relates to including the mourning dove within the definition of "migratory game birds" and to allow for their taking
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced that the application period for the cooperative Day-Old Pheasant Chick Program is now open. The Day-Old Pheasant Chick Program began in the early 1900s and was officially established in 1919, making 2019 the program's 100th anniversary. Applications to the program are due by March 25....