In this episode of the Sportsmen's Voice roundup, Fred is joined by CSF’s Senior Coordinator of Southeastern States Conner Barker for this week’s lead story on the ongoing debate surrounding Sunday hunting restrictions in North Carolina. Conner and Fred dive into the historical context, recent legislative changes, and the implications of recent court rulings on the future of the policy, along with the impact of these restrictions on hunters and the broader conservation community. Fred then dives into all the rest of the key headlines affecting sportsmen and women around the country, including recent legislative changes affecting wildlife management in North Dakota, the ongoing scrutiny of lead ammunition in the Northeast, and the celebration of Sportsmen's Day in Colorado.

Takeaways

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  North Carolina Sunday Hunting: North Carolina has restrictive Sunday hunting laws dating back over a century, and has recently seen legislative and rule making changes opening up Sunday hunting on private lands and 51 game lands.


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  North Dakota Wildlife Agency Authority: CSF believes wildlife management should remain with state agencies for effective conservation; unfortunately recent legislation has now stripped some management authority from the North Dakota Game and Fish Department.  


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  Lead Ammo In The Northeast: CSF opposes statutory bans on using lead ammunition that would have unintended and negative impacts on conservation funding, to the detriment of habitat and wildlife conservation efforts.

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