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State Affairs

In every state, Safari Club International monitors, tracks, and evaluates legislation impacting hunting, hunters, and wildlife conservation. SCI works with pro-sportsmen elected leaders through the collaboration of the individual state sportsmen’s caucuses. Building relationships between state leaders and sportsmen as well as staying current on the issues ensures that SCI is protecting your right to hunt.

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The SCI State Advocacy Network and local state Chapters play a critical role in the success of SCI’s advocacy efforts. Hunters become a valuable voice in each state by joining SCI’s State Advocacy Network.

On The Issues

Recent State Affairs Articles

New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Reminds Hunters To Wear Blaze Orange When Heading Afield

By 2ton | December 11, 2018

Hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to put on a bright orange article of clothing when they head afield in New Hampshire this fall. Wearing a fluorescent orange hat, vest or jacket makes you highly visible and is one of several key safety precautions for hunters, hikers and others

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North Carolina Wildlife Commission Reminds Hunters To Practice Tree Stand Safety

By 2ton | November 8, 2018

As deer season ramps up, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission reminds hunters to follow safety guidelines when hunting from a tree stand. “Tree stand accidents are the leading cause of injury to hunters every year,” said Chet Clark, the Commission’s eastern outreach manager. “Most of these accidents are avoidable. Always

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Wisconsin Collared Deer Are Legal To Harvest

By 2ton | October 30, 2018

This fall, hunters may spot collared or ear-tagged whitetail deer in the fields and woods of southwest Wisconsin. These deer have been tagged as part of a mortality study by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and are legal to harvest. “The most important thing for hunters to know is

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Michigan NRC Approves CWD Deer Regs

By 2ton | October 22, 2018

The Michigan Natural Resources Commission approved a series of deer hunting regulations aimed at slowing the spread of chronic wasting disease. The action came after months of commission members and Department of Natural Resources staff hearing from hunters, residents and others interested in the long-term health of the state’s deer population and

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Wyoming Super Tag Draw Brings in Major Funding for Wildlife Management Programs

By 2ton | October 11, 2018

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) announced the raffle sales program brought in more than $900,000, exceeding last year’s take of over $820,000. The Wyoming Super Tag program was established by Governor Matt Mead and the Wyoming Legislature. It has raised $3.7 million since its inception in 2013. The

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Hunters Must Be Bear Aware

By 2ton | October 1, 2018

Last month, professional hunting guide Mark Uptain tragically was killed by a grizzly bear while he and his client were recovering an elk from the backcountry of Wyoming. Since then, Wyoming Game and Fish personnel have been busy dealing with several more situations involving grizzly bears and humans in the northwest part

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