Oregon: Vote Rescheduled on Anti-Hunting Amendment

On Thursday, May 25, the Oregon Senate Committee on Environment and Natural Resources will be voting on House Bill 2525A and its amendments. This bill was originally scheduled for a hearing last week, but it was pulled from the agenda and rescheduled. Sponsored by state Representative Knute Buehler (R-54), HB 2525A would modify the requirements for game meat to be donated to charitable organizations. The NRA applauds such programs, as it is another way for hunters to contribute to the needy in their communities by providing them access to lean, nutritious game meat at minimal cost to the charitable organization. In addition, it ensures that game meat obtained through wildlife management culls and seized by law enforcement from poachers is not wasted. …Read the Rest

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