In the FIRST of TWO lead stories on this episode of the Sportsmen's Voice Roundup, Fred catches up with the Speaker of the House, Representative Mike Johnson of Louisiana to discuss the Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus as a shining example of bipartisan cooperation and advancing pro sporting legislation, while in a hyper partisan environment. Fred then follows up with CSF Senior Director of Fisheries Policy Chris Horton highlighting bipartisan legislative actions, the impact of proposed vessel speed reduction rules on fishing industries, and the importance of technology in wildlife conservation.

Fred is then joined for a special update on Colorado Prop 127 by Colorado Wildlife Deserve Better Campaign Manager, Mark Truax and CSF’s Assistant Manager for the Southwestern States, Barry Snell to discuss the implications of the proposition, the confusion it creates among voters, and the need for effective messaging to engage non-hunters. The crew emphasizes the importance of wildlife management and the role of hunters in conservation, while also addressing the financial aspects of the campaign and the urgency of mobilizing voters ahead of the election.

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