Oregon Youth Hunting Bill Up for a House Floor Vote!
Friday, May 11, 2007
On Tuesday, May 8, Senate Bill 892 A, the NRA-supported Youth Hunter Mentoring bill, passed from the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee on a 6-0 vote.
The bill now moves to the House Floor for a vote in the near future.
This is a great bill for bringing young people into the hunting sport.We will be asking you to contact your legislators when the bill is scheduled for a floor vote.
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