Sportsmen from around New Jersey will meet at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 28 to rally in defense of our hunting and fishing rights that are under attack in Trenton. The rally will be held at the Clarksburg Inn located at 465 Stage Coach Road, Clarksburg. Politicians are attempting to erode our rights and destroy our hunting heritage by pushing A3275, sponsored by Assemblyman Mike Panter (D-12) and S2041, sponsored by State Senator Ellen Karcher (D-12). These bills will alter the make-up of the New Jersey Fish & Game Council by taking away seats traditionally held by sportsmen and appointing anti-hunting, anti-fishing, animal “rights” radicals to the council.
Please join fellow sportsmen, legislators, candidates, and leaders of New Jersey sporting organizations for information on how you can stop further attacks upon your rights.
New Jersey: Sportsmen’s Rally in Monmouth County on Sunday, October 28!
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