SAF CHALLENGES CALIFORNIA GUN WAITING PERIOD IN FEDERAL LAWSUIT

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation today filed a federal lawsuit in California challenging the state’s 10-day waiting period for the purchase of firearms on Second Amendment grounds.

The lawsuit was filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of California. SAF is joined by the North County Shooting Center, San Diego County Gun Owners PAC, California Gun Rights Foundation, Firearms Policy Coalition, PWGG LLP, John Phillips, Alisha Curtin, Dakota Adelphia, Michael Schwartz, Darin Prince and Claire Richards. They are represented by attorneys Bradley A. Benbrook and Stephen M. Duvernay at the Benbrook Law Group in Sacramento. The defendants are Attorney General Rob Bonta and Allison Mendoza, Director of the California Department of Justice Bureau of Firearms, in their official duties. The case is known as Richards vs. Bonta.

“A right delayed is a right denied,” said SAF Founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “There is nothing in the Second Amendment about waiting more than a week to exercise the right to keep and bear arms. California’s waiting period relegates the Second Amendment to the status of a government-regulated privilege, in direct conflict with the US Supreme Court, which stated in its 2008 Heller ruling that the Second Amendment is not a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other guarantees of the Bill of Rights.”

SAF CEO Adam Kraut noted that the Golden State’s waiting period restriction “is not analogous to any constitutionally relevant history and tradition of firearms regulation.”

“Where this really gets silly,” observed Kraut, who is a practicing attorney, “is when the waiting period restriction even applies to a gun buyer who already owns other firearms. Not to mention, those looking to purchase a firearm for protection right away can’t afford to wait ten days. Long story short, the state’s ten-day waiting period should be declared unconstitutional and prohibited, which is the purpose of our lawsuit. We are asking the court for precautionary and declaratory measures.”

“There is a Fourteenth Amendment aspect to this case,” Gottlieb added. “The state grossly discriminates against average citizens by allowing exemptions to nearly two dozen categories of favored individuals who can take possession of firearms without having to endure delay, which violates the Equal Protection clause. We hope to end this practice.”

The Second Amendment Foundation (www.saf.org) is the nation’s oldest and largest tax-exempt legal action, research, publishing, and education group focusing on the constitutional right and inheritance to own and own guns. fire privately. Founded in 1974, the Foundation has grown to more than 720,000 members and supporters and runs many programs designed to better inform the public about the consequences of gun control.

CMP cancels Maryland Junior Rifle Camps, adds several new ones in their place

Due to issues with the venue, two of the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) Junior Rifle Camps planned for Annapolis, Maryland, in July were cancelled. Camps were scheduled for July 18-20 (Advanced Foot Camp) and July 24-27 (3P Camp).

To complement the retired camps, the CMP has acquired a new location during the same dates, the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Va., where a three-position (3P) and Advanced Position camp will be held. There will be a total of 18 places available for each camp. In addition, the CMP has included an additional 3P aircamp from May 30 to June 2 at the Judy Legerski CMP Competition Center in Anniston, Alabama.

Those who have already paid and registered for the Maryland camp will receive a full refund, unless they wish to attend the supplemental camp in Lexington, Va. Since the new venue offers fewer shooting spots than the Maryland location, registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis. first serve basis.

Questions about date changes can be directed to CMP Camp Director Ryan Hinson at [email protected]. If you would like to change your registration to one of the new camps, please contact CMP’s Alana Kelly at [email protected].

About CMP Junior Rifle Camps:

Each year, the CMP hosts a series of hands-on and informative Junior Rifle Camps for high school-age students and coaches during the summer months. Camp participants receive valuable lessons in intermediate and advanced marksmanship skills through various exercises and demonstrations, all led by current collegiate rifle athletes.

Junior Rifle Camps are designed to train rifle fundamentals and techniques through group discussions and personal guidance from college mentors on the firing line. The program also includes small-bore boot camps for even more opportunities to learn at the range. Camps are excellent tools for developing each athlete’s strengths within the physical and mental aspects of the sport, while refining problem areas that may need further attention.

Find a list of dates and more detailed information about the camps, including registration information, on the CMP website at https://thecmp.org/youth/junior-air-rifle-camps-and-clinics/.

The Civilian Marksmanship Program is a federally chartered 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. It is dedicated to firearms safety and marksmanship training and the promotion of marksmanship competition for United States citizens. To learn more about the CMP and its programs, log on to www.TheCMP.org.

New Hampshire lawmakers commemorate 50 years of NWTF

EDGEFIELD, SC — Both the New Hampshire Senate and House of Representatives recognized the NWTF with resolutions recognizing the conservation organization’s 50-year mission and its impact across the country and in the Granite State. Similarly, New Hampshire Governor Christopher Sununu signed a commendation praising the NWTF’s mission to conserve wild turkey and preserve North America’s hunting heritage.

“To be recognized by the New Hampshire House of Representatives, Senate and our Governor is an absolute honor,” said Peter Toepfer, president of the NWTF New Hampshire state chapter. “The work of the NWTF would not be possible without the expertise of its staff and its countless volunteers across the country who dedicated their lives to accomplishing the mission. And while we don’t do this for recognition, it is humbling to be recognized for our efforts and excited to continue our mission across the state for decades to come.”

The verbiage of the resolution and the proclamations are similar. The Senate resolution, in part, reads:

“…Whereas, the National Wild Turkey Federation, its members and chapters have invested more than half a billion dollars to conserve or enhance more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat, forests and grasslands on public and private lands since 1985 and has invested more than $8.5 million in research throughout North America to ensure that healthy populations of wild turkeys continue to exist well into the future; and …

“Now, therefore, the New Hampshire Senate would like to recognize and celebrate 50he Anniversary of the National Wild Turkey Federation and salutes the organization, its members, and chapters across the United States for their tremendous efforts in furthering state-led wildlife conservation and management efforts and their continued efforts and passion dedicated to the conversation”.

The NWTF policy team and its volunteer leadership are working with state legislatures across the country to pass similar measures this year that enshrine the NWTF’s legacy and mission in state law.

Learn more about the policy and advocacy work of the NWTF.

About the National Wild Turkey Federation

Since 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has invested more than half a billion dollars in wildlife conservation and has conserved or improved more than 22 million acres of critical wildlife habitat. The organization continues to advance wildlife conservation, forest resiliency, and robust recreational opportunities across the US by working beyond borders at the landscape scale.

2023 is the 50th of the NWTFhe anniversary and an opportunity to push the organization’s mission into the future while honoring its rich history. for his 50 he anniversary, the NWTF has set six ambitious goals: positively impact 1 million acres of wildlife habitat; raise $500,000 for wild turkey research; increase membership to 250,000 members; dedicate $1 million to education and outreach programs; raise $5 million to invest in technology and the people of NWTF; and raise $5 million to build a $50 million endowment for the future. Find out how you can help us achieve these lofty goals.

Hoppe’s® Wins Three 2022 Readers’ Choice Gold Awards

Hoppes Named Best Gun Cleaning Product by Shooting Sports Retailer, Tactical Retailer, and Predator Xtreme Readers

dehoppe®the #1 name in gun care products, has been awarded three Readers’ Choice 2022 Gold Awards in the Gun Cleaning Products category by readers of Shooting Sports Retailer®, tactical retailer® and extreme predator® magazines An overriding reader favorite across all three publications, Hoppe’s has now won the prestigious award three years in a row.

“I think anyone with a gun knows the smell of Hoppe,” said Derrick Nawrocki, editor of Shooting Sports Retailer, tactical retailer and extreme predator. “Once again, Hoppe’s has been voted Best in the Gun Cleaning Products category and remains the undisputed and undefeated gold winner. These wins make it 3 years in a row for both Shooting Sports Retailer and tactical retailer.”

Since its inception 120 years ago, the Hoppe’s brand has been synonymous with high-quality gun care products. Today, the brand remains the most trusted name in gun care, continuing to make gun cleaning and maintenance a simple and straightforward process. From the ever popular and versatile Hoppe’s No.9 Bore Cleaner to the quick and easy BoreSnake, Hoppe’s has been the preferred choice of shooters, hunters and soldiers for decades.

Voting for the Readers’ Choice Awards is done through an online submission system. Readers submit thousands of tickets for various product categories and brands. The votes are then tallied to determine the 2022 Readers’ Choice winners. Readers of all three publications have used these awards to express which brands they believe belong on the top shelves, giving insight into the products that both retailers and consumers are looking for. consumers believe they are the strongest.

With almost 40 years of history, Shooting Sports Retailer (RSS) is considered “The Voice of the Independent Retailer” in the shooting sports market. RSS Trusted by hundreds of shooting sports retailers to keep abreast of the latest market trends, including the best products to stock. In addition, tactical retailer serves the growing tactical retail market and extreme predator it has been the destination for serious predator hunters for over 25 years.

About Hoppe

In 1903, Frank August Hoppe mixed nine chemicals and created the world’s most effective gun cleaner. As a well-trained young soldier, Frank knew that gun care went far beyond a clean rifle, but actually helped ensure his safety while he was on the front lines. Since then, Hoppe’s has emerged as the leading gun care company, having grown alongside hunters, shooters and soldiers who depend on their firearms every day. It has remained the most trusted name in gun care by advancing and developing technologies to meet those needs. From the ever-popular and versatile No. 9, and the quick and easy BoreSnake, to the efficiency marvel we call Gun Medic, Hoppe’s is the only name you need to know for firearm cleaning and protection. For more information, visit www.hoppes.com, connect on Instagram at www.instagram.com/hoppesguncare/ or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/hoppesguncare.

Federal munitions backers pass it on

Federal Ammunition ® renewed its sponsorship of the Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors program, giving more kids the opportunity to experience life outdoors.

Federal Ammunition has renewed its sponsorship commitment to help expand and grow the Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors program that gives children the opportunity to experience the great outdoors.

Vice President Brittany French said, “Youth in our program have expressed 3 barriers to getting involved in outdoor activities. Those barriers include not knowing where to hunt or fish, not having the right skills and confidence to go, and having no one to go with. Those barriers are why we are excited to go to work every day. We are working hard to break down those barriers by coordinating outdoor opportunities for youth through mentoring.”

“Youth experience challenges and obstacles every day and as we try to increase participation in hunting, fishing and enjoying the outdoors, we must work together with partners to remove these barriers to entry. Pass It On: Outdoor Mentors does a great job working with state wildlife agencies and other partners to get more youth involved in hunting and shooting sports, and Federal is proud to support their continued efforts.” said Jon Zinnel, senior manager of youth shooting sports for Federal Ammunition.

Pass It On: Outdoor Mentors partners with state fish and wildlife agencies, conservation organizations, and youth organizations to provide at-risk children with outdoor opportunities they might not otherwise have had. “Too many children today never get the chance to experience the outdoors that we all know and love. When you hear a young man say that he has never seen a cow or been on a dirt road, you know we need to step up our efforts to give these kids the chance to get outdoors,” French said.

“Our program is growing by leaps and bounds year after year and that is due to the generosity of our sponsors like Federal Ammunition. We can’t thank you enough for your unwavering support as we continue to pass on our love of the outdoors through mentoring.” said Brittany French.

For more information on all Federal products, visit www.federalpremium.com.

About Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors

Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors, Inc. is a national organization based in Wichita, Kansas, dedicated to providing children with mentors who will share the experiences of traditional outdoor activities with them. The heart of the group’s mission is to give children opportunities to connect with nature that they probably won’t have without a mentor to show them the way. By partnering with organizations with like-minded conservation and youth engagement efforts like Big Brothers Big Sisters, Pheasants Forever, National Shooting Sports Foundation, Delta Waterfowl, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, and National Wild Turkey Federation, among others, volunteers with a passion for the outdoors can give you a child the opportunity to go fishing, hunting, or just spending time in the country with a loving adult. For more information about Pass It On – Outdoor Mentors, visit http://www.outdoormentors.org.

HAWKE® OPTICS INTRODUCES HIGH-QUALITY PRISM SIGHT

ALL NEW FOR 2023, HAWKE ADDS THREE MODELS OF SINGLE TUBE PRISM SIGHTS A PRODUCT LINE

Hawke® Optics, a world leader in quality sports optics that performs outstandingly in the field while maintaining optimal value for the consumer, introduces three models of digitally controlled Prism Sights monotube. These new models enhance Hawke’s growing line of high quality, sharp, clear and durable optical products.

Hawke’s new Prism Sights includes a 1×15 model with the Speed ​​Dot reticle with center dot and horseshoe. The 4×24 and 6×36 models feature a Bullet Drop Compensating (BDC) reticle designed for 5.56 NATO ammunition. Supplied with a low profile mount and a 1/3 bottom co-attachment mount, these sights are designed for AR pattern rifles.

With 10-stage digital brightness control, exposed 1 MOA click turrets, and an auto off and shake feature, Hawke’s new Prism Sights are ideal for use on ARs, hunting rifles, and pistols. Like all Hawke scopes, the Prism Sights are nitrogen purged, shockproof, waterproof, and fogproof, and all are caliber rated. The sights are constructed from high-grade aluminum, which means they can easily withstand recoil and use in the field. All of Hawke’s scopes are built to extreme durability standards, so from your .17 HMR to your .50 BMG, you won’t have to wonder if your optics will stand the test.

Hawke’s new Prism Sights feature fast focus diopters and digital brightness controls. They are free of parallax errors from 10 yards. The red illuminated Speed ​​Dot reticle on the 1×15 model offers unmatched accuracy for precise shot placement and fast-paced target acquisition scenarios. The 4×24 and 6×35 models feature additional carryover aiming points for the popular 5.56 NATO ammunition up to 600 yards. The 4x and 6x models are supplied with Honeycomb lens hoods, while all models are supplied with rubber lens covers to protect the glass. With an MSRP under $300, the new Prism Sights Hawke has to offer in 2023 should be on your must-have list!

About Hawke
#VISION ACCOMPLISHED. Hawke is a global market leader at the forefront of optical performance with class-leading innovation and design offering a complete line of sporting optics from rifle, crossbow, shotgun and air pistol scopes to binoculars, spotting scopes and accessories. Accuracy, strength and precision; Hawke optics combine iconic design, exceptional engineering, and unmatched craftsmanship to create an unforgettable viewing experience. As awareness of Hawke Sport Optics grows, more customers trust Hawke as the undisputed industry leader in optics. Learn more at www.hawkeoptics.com.

Huk’s Luke Palmer dominates the championship Sunday to win the first Bassmaster Elite title at Santee Cooper Lakes

Huk’s Performance Fishing Team is committed to designing apparel for the die-hard angler, and no angler is more like that commitment than Luke Palmer. With a phenomenal four-day total of 96 pounds, 14 ounces at Santee Cooper Lakes, Palmer weighed in a commanding Sunday total of 25 pounds, 15 ounces to slam the field door and take home his first blue trophy.

“I’ve been waiting a long time to hear you say that,” Palmer told bass emcee Dave Mercer after his ‘Elite Series Champion’ announcement. “I came so close to doing it last year, to finally get it done. I wanted to break 100 pounds, but I’ll take 96-14.” Palmer’s eyes were set even higher than his incredible tournament total, even though his winning margin was sixth all-time in Bassmaster history.

“This is special,” said Palmer, who finished fourth in the 2022 Elite at Santee Cooper. “You work your whole life and you start to doubt yourself and ask yourself ‘Am I good enough to do it?’ I was good once and once is better than nothing. You always look for that perfect day, and today was my perfect day.”

“Luke’s embodies everything it means to be a Huk fisherman. It is clear that he loves this sport, as well as the opportunity to represent our brand on the national stage,” said Paige Hill-Murphy, community manager for Huk Performance Fishing. “We are very proud of his incredible performance and we look forward to the rest of his season this year.”

Palmer trusts Huk apparel to keep him cool and comfortable on the water year-round. From shirts, pants, outerwear, raincoats, and footwear, Huk has anglers covered no matter the season or activity.

Marolina Outdoor Inc. was founded to provide a deeply rooted product experience across all outdoor categories. Our innovative designs and technology-focused products create the foundation for our authentic outdoor apparel. Huk clothing represents a fresh take on and unique understanding of the needs of fishing, offering functional styles that appeal to anglers of all ages. NOMAD is motivated to provide quality clothing so hunters can maximize their hunting experiences and provide sustenance regardless of the size of the game or where their activities take them.

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Lithium Pros® Highlights N3265-36 38.4V Lithium-Ion Trolling Battery with NMEA 2000

Finding a marine battery with enough power and life to last all day on the water has been a challenge for professional and recreational boaters alike. Anglers need up to three separate Group 31 AGM batteries to ensure enough life for a full day of trolling. This takes up valuable storage space and adds approximately 231 pounds of unnecessary weight – so far! Just one of the Lithium Pros® N3265-36 Lithium Ion Trolling Marine Batteries has enough life and power to give anglers a full day on the water at just ⅕ the weight, weighing only 41! pounds! This translates to better fuel efficiency, not to mention a faster boat. The reduced weight on board can give anglers better access to shallow coves and inlets, giving them an advantage over their heavier competitors and making the N3265-36 the ideal battery for bass and other fishing boats. in shallow water.

In addition to the benefits of longer life and lighter weight, the Lithium Pros N3265-36 provides an impressive 65 amp hours (2496 Whr) and 152 minutes of reserve. It can be recharged on board from the outboard motor charging system with a compatible DC charger. Fits most standard marine battery trays and storage space, except for being two inches taller (measurements are 12.88″L x 7.13″W x 10.50″H) ).

The N3265-36 is among the world’s first series of lithium-ion batteries directly connected to the NMEA 2000 network. The integrated BM-21 battery monitor is NMEA 2000 certified and features a port on the battery for true ” plug and play” with NMEA 2000 function displays. Once connected to the network, the BM-21 is fully addressable and monitors and records individual battery voltage, current, time remaining, state of charge, amps of accumulated useful life and temperature. Warnings and alerts are logged with date and time stamps. The monitor reports all required Parameter Group Numbers (PGNs) and battery-related standard PGNs. All information is available on the optional OLED screen.

All Lithium Pros lithium ion batteries are powered by high power lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) chemistry. They hold higher voltage, provide more power, are more efficient, have longer battery life, and recharge up to five times faster than traditional lead-acid batteries. In addition, they are safe, ecological and durable.

The Pros N3265-36 Lithium Trolling Battery with NMEA 2000 is the battery of choice for professional and recreational anglers looking for the best equipment with the highest level of communication available on the market. Lithium Pros lithium ion batteries stay “going strong all day”.

N3265-36 Product Features:

  • Can replace 3 Group 31 AGM batteries with just one M326-S-36 trolling battery
  • NMEA 2000 connectivity
  • 152 minute reserve
  • BCI GC12 group size
  • BM21 Integrated Battery Monitor

N3265-36 Product Specifications:

  • 38.4 volts
  • 65Ah (2496Wh)
  • 41 pounds
  • MSRP $2,999.00

About Lithium Professionals

Lithium Pros was founded in 2011 and is focused on building lithium-ion batteries for the specific purpose of replacing lead-acid batteries for use in demanding applications. They strive to uphold the ideals spelled out in their mission statement: “Through constant innovation, create high-power lithium-ion battery packs that are safe, easy to install, and start an engine like nothing else.”

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Nebraska landowners list 260,000 acres on land share market

LandTrust connects homeowners with outdoor recreationists

Among the 77 Nebraska listings covering 260,000 acres available to reserve recreational opportunities on the LandTrust website, Henry Beel’s family ranch near Ainsworth has been earning additional income since spring 2021.

Known as “The Airbnb for Outdoor Recreationists,” LandTrust is an online marketplace that allows homeowners to connect directly with outdoor enthusiasts, providing opportunities to recreate on their property and allowing them to generate additional passive income. Owners can arrange experiences like hunting, bird watching, farm tours, RV stays and more, with full control over each reservation.

“At the LandTrust, we believe that the future of working land depends on a portfolio of income from agricultural production, conservation and recreational opportunities,” said Nic De Castro, LandTrust founder and CEO. “We help landowners harness the income potential of these recreational opportunities while opening up millions of acres of private land for outdoor enthusiasts to have new experiences and create lasting memories.”

Recreational opportunities at the 900 acre Beel Ranch include deer hunting, turkey hunting, coyote hunting, and bird watching. Beel’s family is highly focused on keeping animal populations healthy and appreciates the control they have with the LandTrust, which allows them to turn reserves on and off as populations fluctuate.

“LandTrust has been an easy way to expand our business beyond ranching – everything helps. And we have full control of who gets to hunt and on what days, rather than an outfitting service,” Beel said. “For example, we turned down about 20 turkey hunts this year in order to maintain a healthy population. We also limit the number of deer that hunters can take.”

Like other sharing economy companies like Airbnb and Vrbo, LandTrust is a land-sharing site where homeowners can list their properties online and outdoor enthusiasts can search for experiences that match their interests. Landowners primarily in Montana, Nebraska, and Kansas currently list more than 1 million acres with the LandTrust, which can be searched by state, property name, or type of experience.

“Compared to traditional annual leases, homeowners prefer LandTrust’s short-term rental model because it allows them to continue to let friends, family, and neighbors hunt, fish, and enjoy their land, and also generate income when they’re not on it. wearing”. DeCastro said.

For Beel’s family, LandTrust has been easy to use and has even led to long-lasting relationships.

“The LandTrust platform doesn’t take a lot of time to use and comes with the support of LSMs (Landowner Success Managers),” Beel said. “We’ve seen a lot of out-of-state hunters since we started using it and we’ve still been able to allow family, friends and locals to hunt on our property whenever we want. We’ve even had recurring guests – one I text regularly will be visiting for the third year.”

About LandTrust:

LandTrust is an easy-to-use online marketplace that generates income for homeowners and provides recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts by connecting them with one another. Hundreds of landowners, many of whom are fourth, fifth or even sixth generation, currently list more than 1 million acres in the LandTrust, offering reservations for DIY outdoor experiences from hunting and fishing to bird watching and foraging. , farming and ranch tours and more, while retaining control over your property. LandTrust currently lists properties in Rocky Mountain West and the Great Plains, and plans to expand to five more states by 2023.

Third Annual Provost Umphrey Get Youth Outdoors Day Sets Attendance Record

Lumberton, Texas— The 3rd Annual Provost Umphrey Get Youth Outdoors Day, held April 29 at the 1-in-100 Gun Club near Lumberton, drew a record attendance of 83 area youth who came to learn safety with firearms, shooting sports, archery, fishing and conservation. .

A cooperative effort between the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA), national partner Provost Umphrey Law Firm, and local union members, the free community event, designed to provide hands-on outdoor experiences for kids ages 9-16, followed the USA steps second annual Provost Umphrey Texas State Sporting Clays pitch the day before.

“Our goal in sponsoring Get Youth Outdoors Day is to teach youth about gun safety and responsibility,” said Joe Fisher, Managing Partner of Provost Umphrey, “as well as offer them the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors by participating in some of the many activities it offers. For some, it was the first time they had held a shotgun or a fishing rod in their hands.”

In addition to archery and clay pigeon shooting, many participants were able to enjoy fishing at the event.

Coaches and shooters from the Clays 4-H Sporting Club of Jefferson County led the youth participants through an instructional session on firearms safety. Then union volunteers from Roofers International and UA Local 68, as well as members of the Provost Umphrey law firm, helped them learn how to break clay targets at the clay sports stations and hit the target on the archery range. At the club’s pond, the boys learned casting and fishing techniques while catching bass, bluegill and catfish that had been stocked especially for the event.

“Roofers and I have been involved in Get Youth Outdoors days for 11 years,” said Kinsey Robinson, president emeritus of the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofing and Allied Workers, “and this was the best event I’ve ever seen. Provost Umphrey is to be commended for his efforts in organizing and promoting such a special occasion; the facilities are wonderful and the support they received from their employees and union volunteers was phenomenal.

Many young people enjoyed fishing for the first time at the event.

“It allowed young people from different communities and different walks of life to come together,” he continued, “not only to have fun shooting and fishing, but also to learn important lessons about gun safety, as well as a little bit about the union and its role in the big picture if they continue to choose to work in the trades.”

Along with a fantastic outdoor experience, each participant received a free rod and reel, courtesy of the USA, as an incentive to continue their pursuit of outdoor recreation. In addition, the names of five lucky young men were drawn to win a guided hunting or fishing trip provided by the Provost Umphrey law firm.

“My daughter Emelyn was the lucky one to win the whitetail hunting trip,” said mother Renae Rose-Anderson, “and I’m sure it will be a life-changing experience for her. But I also know that the quality of the volunteers, the equipment and the facilities at Outdoor Youth Day made all the kids winners.”

One lucky entrant won a whitetail hunt. However, his mother commented that with the quality of the event, they were all winners.

“The future of our natural resources and our outdoor heritage depends on recruiting new entrants who value them throughout their lives,” said US CEO and CEO Walt Ingram. “This outstanding event hosted by the Provost Umphrey team, led by Joe Fisher, set a turnout record for an outdoor Youth Day event in the United States. It is an amazing example of what is possible when you combine union members and great friends of Labor with a Labour-focused conservation organization to tie it all together.”

Provost Umphrey Get Youth Outdoors Day was part of a series of free, community-based youth outreach activities organized by Work Boots on the Ground, America’s flagship conservation program, as well as US founding partners. UIG, ULLICO, Bank of Labor, AFL-CIO Investment Trust Corporation, and Buck Knives.

Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA): USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to unions whose members hunt, fish, shoot, and volunteer their skills for conservation. America is uniting the union community through conservation to preserve North America’s outdoor heritage. For more information visit unionsportsmen.org or plug in Facebook, Twitter and instagram.

Ground Work Boots (WBG): WBG is America’s flagship conservation program that brings together union members willing to volunteer their time and expertise for conservation projects that enhance and improve public access to the outdoors, conserve wildlife habitat, they restore America’s parks and mentor youth in the great outdoors. The US Work Boots on the Ground program works closely with federal, state and local agencies and other conservation groups to provide the labor needed to complete critical projects that might otherwise go undone.

Provost Umphrey Law Firm: For more than 50 years, our firm’s mission has been to seek justice for those in need. Our attorneys fight for clients across the country with offices in Beaumont, Texas and Nashville, Tennessee. We continue to be one of the most successful trial law firms in the nation by continuing to be hard-working lawyers for hard-working people. For more information, visit http://www.provostumphrey.com.