This week, the House finally passed SB 2, the NRA-backed Right To Hunt, Fish & Trap constitutional amendment. The amendment will be placed on the November 2004 ballot for a vote by the people. Special thanks to the Louisiana Wildlife Federation, bill sponsor Sen. Joe McPherson (D-Woodworth) and Rep. Jack Smith (D-Franklin), who carried the bill on the House floor. SB 837, the NRA-backed Right To Carry Reciprocity bill sponsored by Sen. James David Cain (R-Dry Creek), remains on the House Regular Calendar for final consideration, which could take place any day now. Please continue contacting your State Representatives and urging them to support HB 837. The full text of both bills can be found at www.legis.state.la.us
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Louisiana Amendment to Hunt, Fish & Trap Passes House!
Thursday, June 10, 2004
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