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Tennessee: Pro-Hunting Bills Advancing out of House Committee

Friday, February 28, 2014

This week, the Tennessee General Assembly took action on a pair of companion pro-hunting bills.  Senate Bill 1777 was passed unanimously in the Tennessee Senate, and House Bill 1952 passed in the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Subcommittee by a voice vote.  HB 1952 will now be heard in the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee on Tuesday, March 4.

Supported by the NRA, Senate Bill 1777 and House Bill 1952 would amend Tennessee’s current hunter harassment laws by prohibiting anti-hunting radicals from using drones to interfere with those lawfully hunting or fishing.

Sponsored by state Senator Mike Bell (R-9), and state Representative Jud Matheny (R-47) respectively, SB 1777 and HB 1952 would protect the rights and safety of hunters while in the field.  The use of drones by anti-hunting extremists, with the express intention of spooking wildlife or catching a hunter off-guard, is extremely dangerous and could potentially result in injury.

Using the contact information provided below, please call and e-mail members of the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee today and respectfully urge them to SUPPORT HB 1952.

 

House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee:

Representative Curtis Halford (R-79), Chairman
(615) 741-7478
[email protected]

 
Representative Andy Holt (R-76), Vice-Chairman
(615) 741-7847
[email protected]

 
Representative Paul Bailey (R-43)
(615) 741-1963
[email protected]

 
Representative Sheila Butt (R-64)
(615) 741-3005
[email protected]

 
Representative Richard Floyd (R-27)
(615) 741-2746
[email protected]

 
Representative John Forgety (R-23)
(615) 741-1725
[email protected]

 
Representative Brenda Gilmore (D-54)
(615) 741-1997
[email protected]

 
Representative David B. Hawk(R-5)
(615) 741-7482
[email protected]

 
Representative Gloria Johnson (D-13)
(615) 741-2031
[email protected]

 
Representative Ron Lollar (R-99)
(615) 741-7084b
[email protected]

 
Representative Pat Marsh (R-62)
(615) 741-6824
[email protected]

 
Representative Judd Matheny (R-47)
(615) 741-7448
[email protected]

 
Representative Dennis Powers (R-36)
(615) 741-3335
[email protected]

 
Representative Billy Spivey (R-92)
(615) 741-4170
[email protected]

 
Representative Art Swann (R-8)
(615) 741-5481
[email protected]

 
Representative John C. Tidwell (D-74)
(615) 741-7098
[email protected]

 
Representative Ron Travis (R-31)
(615) 741-1450
[email protected]

 
Representative John Mark Windle (D-41)
(615) 741-1260
[email protected]

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