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The FRONT LINE

4 President ’ s Message We were forced to change this issue .

6 To the Extreme No animal-rights group has moderate ideals .

8 Dog Fight New restrictions sprung on Vermont hound hunters lead to a court battle .

9 On the Alert A look at how we keep our members informed of legislative developments .

1 0 Heroes & Villains Expanding and reducing hunting opportunities .

12 Opposing Viewpoints Comments against a lead ban and relisting wolves combat extremist positions .

1 4 Argument Worth Making Use these facts to defend the humane sport of trapping .

1 6 Participation Means Everything Legislators need to hear from constituents , so don ’ t hold back .

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ALLIES

34 Member Spotlight Meet elk hunter and fishing guide Amy Duncan .

3 6 Member Photos We celebrate your success in the field . ( For adults only in California .)

3 8 MEGA Raffle Returns Don ’ t miss your chance at guns , UTVs , trips and $ 100,000 in cash prizes .

4 0 Recruitment Ruined Wildlife will suffer without a key group ’ s participation in these programs .

41 Going Mainstream A new television series about hunting ’ s benefits debuts on a popular network .

4 2 Gifts for Generations to Come Consider ways you can leave an impactful legacy of conservation .

4 3 Welcome Aboard An avid hunter and shooter joins our legislative affairs team .

4 4 Give Great Gear Find top gear from Sportsmen ’ s Alliance partners for the hunters and anglers on your gift list .

4 8 On the Table Make Pronghorn Cuban Ropa Vieja when in need of comfort food .

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