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News archives July-December 2001              |              News archives January-June 2002
News archives July-December 2002              |              News archives January-June 2003

-Recent Headlines-

(2/6/2004)-Anti-terrorism bill moving through committees in Washington
(2/6/2004)-Anti's again attempt to ban trapping in Maryland
(2/6/2004)-Michigan sportsmen disappointed at cancellation of dove hearing
(1/30/2004)-Foxhound legislation passes Pennsylvania House
(1/30/2004)-Maine Sunday hunting bill on the move
(1/30/2004)-Michigan dove vote set
(1/23/2004)-Eco-terrorists issue annual report of destruction
(1/23/2004)-Maryland bear management plan calls for hunt
(1/23/2004)-Maine wildlife council votes to fight anti-hunting initiative
(1/22/2004)-Anti-hunters tout fictitious alliance with sportsmen
(1/16/2004)-Eco-terrorist plans to take over Sierra Club
(1/16/2004)-Grassroots action protects primitive hunting in New Jersey
(1/16/2004)-Bowhunters help manage deer herd in Minnesota suburb
(1/9/2004)-Wisconsin high court to decide fate of dove hunt
(1/9/2004)-Michigan sportsmen should call Senators today
(1/9/2004)-Maine sportsmen poised to defend bear hunt
(1/9/2004)-Iam's partners with leading anti-hunting organization
(12/31/2003)-Anti's efforts to stop hunting backed by multi-million dollar budgets
(12/31/2003)-Spring bear hunt will not be reinstated in Ontario
(12/23/2003)-Anti's mini-film feature says fur-wearers making fashion faux pas
(12/23/2003)-Deer birth control program threatens bowhunting opportunities in Minnesota
(12/19/2003)-Maine Governor speaks out against looming anti-hunting ballot issue
(12/19/2003)-Anti-fur campaign will turn holiday ballet into yuletide horror show
(12/19/2003)-Michigan Senators must hear from sportsmen if dove bill is to fly
(12/19/2003)-Muzzleloaders face chopping block in New Jersey
(12/13/2003)-Controversial bear hunt ends successfully
(12/12/2003)-Animal rights activists terrorize executive's homes
(12/12/2003)-President summons conservation leaders to meeting at White House
(12/9/2003)-Federal court rules to permit bear hunting on National Park Service land
(12/5/2003)-Comedian doesn't find PeTA ad to be laughable
(12/4/2003)-Sportsmen sue to ensure children's hunting opportunity, join case to defend bear hunt in New Jersey
(12/3/2003)-New Jersey forbids young sportsmen to participate in bear hunt
(12/3/2003)-Anti's attack on New Jersey bear hunt moves to Federal court
(12/2/2003)-SLDF goes to court, defends New Jersey's outdoor heritage
(11/26/2003)-Disney's anti-hunting bias is unBEARable
(11/24/2003)-Anti's develop TV ad campaign to destroy trapping heritage
(11/24/2003)-Suit filed to end all hunting, fishing and trapping in New Jersey
(11/21/2003)-Michigan Sunday hunting bills need Governor's signature
(11/21/2003)-Indiana extremist arrested for harassing hunters
(11/21/2003)-Sportsmen believe New Jersey Governor will ban bear hunt
(11/20/2003)-U. S. Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation earns top rating from charity watchdog
(11/14/2003)-PeTA plans shareholder campaigns to promote animal rights agenda
(11/14/2003)-Trapping tradition lives on despite anti's antics
(11/7/2003)-Massachusetts wildlife fund will be restored
(11/7/2003)-Bill will reinstate trapping in Massachusetts
(11/4/2003)-Michigan House passes dove hunting bill
(11/4/2003)-Sportsmen storm Capitol in support of Michigan dove bill
(11/3/2003)-Sportsmen go to court to protect New Jersey bear hunt
(10/31/2003)-Judge denies anti's plea to reconsider Argali sheep case
(10/31/2003)-Humane education curriculum expanding into public schools
(10/29/2003)- House committee sends dove bill to the floor
(10/28/2003)-Antifreeze producer warms up to sportsmen
(10/23/2003)-Wisconsin Governor ensures additional hunting opportunities for youth
(10/23/2003)-California Governor signs bill to increase opportunities for sportsmen
(10/23/2003)-Antifreeze producer promotes anti-hunting group, leaves sportsmen in the cold
(10/17/2003)-Black bear hunt gets the green light in Maryland
(10/17/2003)-Foxhound handlers may soon have training sites in Pennsylvania
(10/17/2003)-Over 1,000 sportsmen expected in Lansing for dove hunt rally
(10/16/2003)-Sportsmen unite behind Michigan hunting rights campaign
(10/15/2003)-Massachusetts Governor and legislators agree to restore Federal conservation funding
(10/10/2003)-Sportsmen's support needed for Sunday hunting bills in Michigan
(10/10/2003)-Hunting opportunities may be expanded for Wisconsin youth
(10/10/2003)-Sportsmen's coalition formed to support Michigan dove bill
(10/10/2003)-Youth program brings outdoor sports to hundreds
(10/3/2003)-Anti-fur protestors ruin a night on the town
(10/3/2003)-High school students turn the tables on PETA anti-meat campaign
(10/3/2003)-Animal rights activists continue terror spree in California
(9/30/2003)-Massachusetts to lose Federal dollars over wildlife budget raid
(9/26/2003)-Eco-terrorists leave incendiary devices at Michigan bottling facility
(9/26/2003)-Anti's file lawsuit to stop New Jersey bear hunt
(9/26/2003)-U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation asks Secretary of Interior to protect desert wildlife
(9/26/2003)-Federal court rules to stop pheasant hunt on Cape Cod
(9/19/2003)-California Senate approves bill to expand hunting opportunities
(9/19/2003)-Bowhunting opportunities proposed in New Jersey
(9/18/2003)-New York governor vetoes bill that would protect trappers' privacy
(9/12/2003)-National charity being chastised by anti's for sponsoring hunts for disabled children
(9/12/2003)-Anti-hunters have launched their attack on Maine sportsmen
(9/11/2003)-Federal judge says Maryland swan hunt will remain on hold
(9/10/2003)-USFWS proposes expansion of hunting and fishing on refuges
(9/10/2003)-National youth outdoor program coming to Wisconsin
(9/5/2003)-New York bills ensure wildlife management remains the responsibility of the state
(9/5/2003)-Michigan legislators hunt doves in Ohio
(8/22/2003)-FBI raids residence of animal activists
(8/22/2003)-PETA promotes vegetarianism as the way to salvation
(8/22/2003)-Judge orders stay on Maryland swan hunt
(8/15/2003)-The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance - Celebrating a quarter century of service
(8/15/2003)-Wisconsin to conduct first dove hunt
(8/14/2003)-Apartment complex torched by environmental terrorists
(8/13/2003)-Dove bill introduced in Michigan
(8/7/2003)-Animal rights groups want Wisconsin dove hunt put on hold
(8/7/2003)-Sportsmen win landmark decision protecting hunting in federal court
(7/31/2003)-Louisiana Governor's veto helps to protect wildlife
(7/30/2003)-Rhode Island Governor signs bill to protect fishing
(7/25/2003)-British sportsmen need help to stop anti-hunting attack
(7/25/2003)-Maine trapping ban fails; Sunday hunting bill lives on
(7/23/2003)-Virginia town will allow bowhunting in city limits
(7/18/2003)-Efforts to ban bear hunting with bait fail
(7/17/2003)-Anti's prepare ballot issue campaign to ban bear hunting in Alaska
(7/17/2003)-Hunting at New River Gorge National River at risk
(7/17/2003)-Anti-bear hunting amendment to be introduced today in interior spending bill
(7/16/2003)-House bill makes Sunday hunting uniform across Michigan
(7/15/2003)-Federal anti-bear hunting bill dies in committee
(7/15/2003)-SLDF argues in court to protect hunting on federal lands
(7/11/2003)-Vote on federal anti-bear hunting bill scheduled for next week
(7/2/2003)-Daimler-Chrysler's ad company donates to anti's
(7/2/2003)-New York seeks to protect the privacy of trappers
(7/1/2003)-NWTF donation protects sportsmen's rights

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