Discover the latest hunting, fishing, and conservation updates shaping outdoor opportunities across the country.

In this episode of The Sportsmen’s Voice Roundup, we break down major updates in hunting, fishing, and conservation news that matter to every outdoorsman. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has expanded hunting and fishing access across 11 states, opening up new opportunities for sportsmen nationwide. We also cover New York’s decision to officially include crossbows in its archery season—a win that hunters and conservationists have pushed for over 15 years.

Meanwhile, Louisiana continues to see landmark legislative progress, from expanding black bear hunting opportunities to revitalizing historic waterfowl hunting areas. These bipartisan victories demonstrate how strong collaboration among hunters, anglers, and conservation groups is driving meaningful change.

We also dive into the importance of modern muzzleloading technology, the role of updated regulations in creating better hunting practices, and how expanded outdoor opportunities fuel critical conservation funding.

If you’re passionate about hunting, fishing, and protecting America’s outdoor heritage, this episode delivers the must-know updates shaping the future of our sports.

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