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First Amendment battle could possibly affect the entire outdoor community

When it comes to sportsmen and constitutional rights, the Second Amendment and firearms always seem to be at the forefront. Now there's a new battle in America involving First Amendment rights that could substantially affect the entire outdoor community and every hunter or angler in America.

Read About It: The St. Joseph News Press (MO)

Posted: 8/24/2009 10:30:30 AM

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