It's about as simple as it can be. Any loss of land is a loss of hunting opportunity. Losing the land can happen in many ways such as wilderness or simply declaring an area roadless and creating a national monument. These are the ways the federal government can prevent you from getting into your favorite hunting areas. This is a federal issue and only your four representatives in Washington can help you in this cause.

Sportsmen need to compare Jon Porter and Shelley Berkley and see who will best represent them in Washington, D.C. First, let's discuss Jon Porter. While Jon Porter was a senator serving in the Nevada Legislature, he supported HUNTER'S ALERT's legislative bills 100% of the time. He never wavered on sportsmen's issues. How does Jon Porter feel about gun ownership? Well, the National Rifle Association (NRA) formally endorsed and donated money to his campaign. That alone should tell ...
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How important is the second amendment?

This is a very important election year. Many people vote on a single issue. To them, that issue is quite possibly the only reason they are voting. Let's talk about some issues and just how important they are. This election season education is the hot topic. It is very important for the future of our nation relies on the youth of today. Crime was the hot issue for marry years during campaign season. Social Security and many health care topics are also kic...
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(And at last we have some Wildlife Commissioners who are listening)

"Educate the public to vote the SOB's out!" J D Lenox, MA

"It's good to hear that Tommy is going to get more involved in the sheep. I'm sure he'll do a good job." C.J.. Mesquite. NV

Good job. Keep after them!" E M.. Tonopah, NV

"I would donate more but I'm already donating to a similar mess in Eureka County.

Hang in there. You're doing great." B.J.. Eureka. NV

"I have hunted deer in Nevada since 1959. Even year...
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Sportsmen in the state of Nevada have no better friend in the legislature than Ann O'Connell. She has always been willing to put on the gloves and fight for sportsmen's issues. Forget about politics, forget about ducking hot issues, forget about being politically correct. These are all things that Senator Ann O'Connell doesn't worry about. For many years, she has done what is best for the natural resource and the sportsmen of this state.

Your hunting future depends on who you elect to public office. Many of you were selected to receive this newsletter because: #1. You are a hunter. #2. You are a registered voter. These are two very good qualities. Voting is the right thing to do and you need to support pro-hunting candidates if you want to continue hunting. HUNTER'S ALERT has made it very easy for you for several reasons. First, we have listed below the pro-hunting candidates and second, you should have received this newslet...
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Well, it had no effect on former governor Bob Miller, former NDOW administrator Willie Molini and former Wildlife Commission chairman Mahlon Brown. Even today, Wildlife commissioners Jelindo Tiberti and NDOW administrator Terry Crawforth refuse to implement any type of predator management for our deer herds. They are a disgrace to the sportsmen and the natural resource they were supposed to manage. They should all hang their heads in shame for the way they have managed our game.

The disinformation and outright lies coming forth from various agency employees is appalling. In an Elko Daily Free Press article dated March 6. 1997, it was reported that Larry Gilbertson. NDOW supervising game biologist for Region II. told the Elko County Game Board that in 1988 hunters bagged 18.901 bucks in Nevada, the highest ever.

For the last half of the 20th century Pittman-Robertson and Dingell-Johnson excise taxes on anus, ammunition and fishing tackle were a model conservation management program for the world. Last spring at an international meeting in Nairobi when the French speaking African nations asked for help to establish a similar program, the US delegation was silent.