White House Issues Executive Order to Reinvigorate America's Hunting Heritage, Expanding Access to Federal Lands
The executive order aims to protect and expand hunting, fishing, and shooting opportunities on federal lands. Key directives include allowing hunting in certain national monuments, modifying policies to expand recreational access, reforming river access lotteries to prioritize U.S. citizens, and clarifying federal education funding for archery and hunter education programs in schools.
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