Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Wisconsin Lawmakers Consider Lowering Hunting Age to 10 (Thanks Jennifer)
In an effort to keep hunting alive in Wisconsin, state senators were scheduled to vote Tuesday on a bill that would allow children as young as 10 to hunt with a rifle.
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In Wisconsin, hunting is a $1.4 billion annual industry, with at least 600,000 deer hunting licenses sold each year, Holperin said.
"Hunting is a big deal in Wisconsin," he said. "A third of the state is forest land and the other two thirds are rural areas. The entire state is just good wildlife habitat — hunting is part of our culture in Wisconsin. I'm pretty confident [the bill] will pass."
If the state Senate passes the bill, it would then require approval from the Assembly and Gov. Jim Doyle.
To Read the entire article at Fox News click HERE
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In Wisconsin, hunting is a $1.4 billion annual industry, with at least 600,000 deer hunting licenses sold each year, Holperin said.
"Hunting is a big deal in Wisconsin," he said. "A third of the state is forest land and the other two thirds are rural areas. The entire state is just good wildlife habitat — hunting is part of our culture in Wisconsin. I'm pretty confident [the bill] will pass."
If the state Senate passes the bill, it would then require approval from the Assembly and Gov. Jim Doyle.
To Read the entire article at Fox News click HERE