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Tennessee: Senate approves constitutional amendment protecting hunting rights

State constitutional protection of Tennesseans' right to hunt and fish passed unanimously in the Senate Thursday and is on track to go to voters this fall, according to Sen. Doug Jackson, D Dickson. "This is an important day not just for the thousands of sportsmen in Tennessee, but for anyone who supports the protection and conservation of our natural resources," Sen. Jackson said.

Read About It: The Chattanoogan (Tenn.)

Posted: 2/1/2010 9:39:18 AM

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