Celebrate hunting and fishing traditions while exploring the latest conservation victories and outdoor legislative battles.

Hunting and fishing aren’t just pastimes—they’re the backbone of conservation in America. In this episode of Sportsmen’s Voice, we dive into the significance of National Hunting and Fishing Day and the powerful reminder it brings about the role sportsmen play in wildlife management. You’ll hear why state proclamations and bipartisan support matter more than ever for protecting our sporting heritage.

We break down Michigan’s critical hunting license restructuring and what it means for the future of conservation funding. From there, we highlight the leadership of CSF’s Senior Vice President, Taylor Schmitz and his recognition for advancing pro-sportsman policies, giving listeners an inside look at how strong advocacy shapes the outdoor world.

The discussion also previews the upcoming 22nd Annual NASC Sportsman-Legislator Summit, a gathering where the future of hunting and fishing legislation takes center stage. And if you’re dreaming about big game, don’t miss our look at expanding elk hunting opportunities in Alaska, proof that smart wildlife management benefits both hunters and ecosystems.

Whether you’re a seasoned waterfowl hunter, an elk enthusiast, or a weekend angler, this episode equips you with the knowledge and context to stay informed, stay engaged, and keep our outdoor traditions alive.

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