Originally posted to SafariClub.org on 2/3/2021
https://safariclub.org/california-bear-saga-sets-stage-for-digital-advocacy-battles/
On January 26th, Senator Scott Wiener introduced a bill in the California state legislature that would have completely banned bear hunting statewide. Soon after,
Anyone here in California who’s been wanting to get your hunting license, now is the time. Due to Covid-19 they will not be holding in person hunting safety courses. These
Hunters, this is our chance. We are uniquely able to make an impact during the coronavirus pandemic. We spend hours in isolation in treestands and the backcountry. We own guns
Each May SCI members from across the country gather to meet with Members of Congress and their staff to discuss legislation affecting wildlife conservation, access to public land, and anything
Last month at the San Diego Chapter of Safari Club International fundraiser, the Mountain Empire Marksmanship Team volunteered their time to help make the event a success. We THANK them
U.S. CongressmanDUNCAN HUNTERProudly Serving the 50th District of California
For Immediate Release: February 26, 2019
Contact: Mike Harrison — (619) 448-5201michael.harrison@mail.house.gov
HUNTER INTRODUCES RESOLUTION PROMOTING HUNTING ON PUBLIC LANDS
Washington, DC — Congressman Duncan Hunter
Many of us are members of the National Rife Association. When voting for the NRA Board of Directors this year, consider Paul Babaz .
Paul is the President of Safari Club International – SCI,
Who is going to Reno? We are excited for this annual Sportsmen’s Paradise! Check out the new Convention Video and get your tickets today at www.showsci.org
Dear Members,
In spite of our efforts, SB 1487, the so-called “Iconic African Species Protection Act” was approved by the Assembly Appropriations Committee and will be voted on
Tomorrow (Friday, July 6), SCI members Tess and Andrew Talley along with SCI President Paul Babaz will take part in a live interview during the Today Show on NBC television.
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