TSV Roundup Week of March 25th, 2024
In this episode of the Sportsman's Voice Roundup, TSV host Fred Bird is joined by CSF’s Mid-Atlantic Senior Coordinator Kaleigh Leager. On this week of March 25th, Fred and Kaleigh kick it off with the lead story of Delaware's progress on House Bill 271, and the anticipation of Governor Carney's signature on sportsmen legislation. Fred also covers topics such as stream access restrictions in Georgia, the ‘Rigs To Reefs’ bill, Oklahoma’s license overhaul, and more.
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Show Notes
In this episode of the Sportsman's Voice Roundup, TSV host Fred Bird is joined by CSF’s Mid-Atlantic Senior Coordinator Kaleigh Leager. On this week of March 25th, Fred and Kaleigh kick it off with the lead story of Delaware's progress on House Bill 271, and the anticipation of Governor Carney's signature on sportsmen legislation. Fred also covers topics such as stream access restrictions in Georgia, the ‘Rigs To Reefs’ bill, Oklahoma’s license overhaul, and more.
Takeaways
- Delaware has made progress on House Bill 271, which removes the prohibition on Sunday game bird hunting. The legislation in Delaware has received unanimous support and is awaiting Governor Carney's signature. Governor Carney has a history of signing pro sportsmen and women legislation in Delaware.
- CSF supports the rigs to reef bill, which aims to preserve marine ecosystems by repurposing decommissioned oil rigs as artificial reefs.
- Oklahoma's license overhaul will simplify the licensing process and increase fees to support conservation efforts.
- Idaho is taking action to combat the spread of quagga mussels, which pose a threat to water systems and infrastructure.
- Georgia's stream access legislation has raised concerns among hunters and anglers, as it may restrict their traditional methods and access to navigable streams.
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