On Wednesday, February 27, Governor Mitch Daniels (R) signed House Bill 1046 into law.
Introduced by State Representative Bob Bischoff (D-68), HB1046 creates an apprentice hunter license in Indiana. This measure is part of the "Families Afield" initiative and is a collaborative effort among NRA, The National Wild Turkey Federal, U.S. Sportsmens Alliance and the National Sport Shooting Foundation. The apprentice hunter license will allow for novice and first time hunters to join experienced licensed hunters in the field.
Please contact Governor Daniels at (317) 232-4567 and thank him for helping to promote Indiana's proud hunting and outdoors heritage.
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