By: Catherine Appling-Pooler
NDA Applauds Repeal of Pennsylvania’s Sunday Hunting Ban
The National Deer Association (NDA) applauds the recent passage of House Bill 1431 (HB1431) in Pennsylvania, which repeals the longstanding ban on Sunday hunting. This landmark legislation represents a major win for deer hunters across…
read moreSupport NY Senate Bill S6360A and Assembly Bill A8330A – Modernize Crossbow Regulations and Expand Hunting Opportunity!
A critical—though long overdue– piece of legislation is moving through the New York State Legislature with the goal of modernizing outdated hunting laws and expanding opportunities for hunters. The National Deer Association (NDA) supports Senate…
read moreHelp Stop Senate Bill 1077: Protect Oklahoma’s Wildlife and the Future of Deer Management
A harmful piece of legislation is quickly making its way through the Oklahoma Legislature. Senate Bill 1077 (SB1077) would allow hunters to transport intact, deceased Cervidae (members of the deer family) into Oklahoma for delivery…
read moreNational Deer Association Supports South Carolina’s Hunting Heritage Protection Act (HB3872)
The National Deer Association (NDA) is proud to announce its full support for South Carolina House Bill 3872 (HB3872), commonly referred to as the “Hunting Heritage Protection Act” bill. This proactive piece of legislation is…
read moreKentucky House Bill 700: A Critical Step in Managing Chronic Wasting Disease and Protecting Hunting Opportunities
As the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) continues to threaten deer populations across the country, Kentucky lawmakers are considering an important piece of legislation that could play a key role in managing this deadly…
read moreIowa Legislature Introduces Harmful Legislation Impacting State Hunting and Conservation Efforts
Iowa’s rich wildlife resources, including its beloved hunting opportunities, are currently under threat by three critical bills in the state legislature—House Bill 378 (HB378), House Bill 142 (HB142), and Senate Joint Resolution 6 (SJR6). These…
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