House Bill 1046, a bill to establish an “apprentice hunting license” which would allow novice hunters to join experienced licensed hunters in the field to get a first-hand introduction to Indiana’s proud hunting heritage passed the Senate by a 40-6 margin on Monday, February 18.
Sponsored by State Representative Larry Bischoff (D-68), HB1046 is part of the “Families Afield Initiative.” NRA is coordinating with the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance, The National Wild Turkey Federation and the National Sport Shooting Foundation to further increase hunting access and opportunity across the nation.
Please contact your State Senator and your State Representative and thank them for promoting Indiana’s proud hunting and sporting heritage by supporting HB1046. You can find their contact information by clicking here.
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