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(12/27/2002)-Congressman announces plan to end bear hunting using bait
(12/26/2002)-Cooking show star is a target for the anti's
(12/23/2002)-Attempt to ban hunting continues in England
(12/20/2002)-U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance launches assault on animal rights movement
(12/20/2002)-Charles Daly working with Alliance to promote outdoor sports to families
(12/18/2002)-Actress records holiday album to benefit animal rights group
(12/13/2002)-Environmental group working to ban hunting
(12/12/2002)-Connecticut sportsmen- Beware of anti-bowhunting local ordinance
(12/11/2002)-Activists throw fake blood on police during anti-fur protest
(11/27/2002)-Animal activists plead innocent to charges of harassment
(11/26/2002)-New Jersey Sunday hunting bill introduced in Senate
(11/26/2002)-Illinois euthanasia bill is a disguised attack on all hunting, trapping and fishing
(11/25/2002)-Court allows cougar management to continue in Arizona
(11/22/2002)-Beware of businesses that back anti's
(11/21/2002)-Bowhunting used as tool to reduce deer herds
(11/20/2002)-PeTA wants milk dropped as state beverage in Maryland
(11/18/2002)-PeTA billboard features former KKK leader
(11/15/2002)-Trailblazer adventure program receives multi-state grant
(11/14/2002)-Anti's win suit to end cougar management program
(11/13/2002)-Bill to federalize wildlife laws scheduled to be heard in Senate committee
(11/8/2002)-Animal rights group gets it's cut from internet service provider
(11/7/2002)-Did your Congressman or Senator take money from the anti's?
(11/7/2002)-GOP wins battle for state legislatures
(11/6/2002)-Election 2002
(10/31/2002)-Proposal to initiate bowhunt meets resistance
(10/30/2002)-PeTA protestors pelted with pints
(10/30/2002)-Task force recommends hunt to control bear population
(10/29/2002)-Motel chain to end it's support of anti-hunting group
(10/21/2002)-PeTA bashes bovine beverage
(10/18/2002)-National policy to protect hunting introduced in Congress
(10/18/2002)-Get involved in workplace campaigns to benefit sportsmen
(10/17/2002)-Judge allows Massachusetts pheasant hunt to continue
(10/8/2002)-Iowa's anti-hunting Governor faces tough re-election fight
(10/8/2002)-Anti's file suit to stop Massachusetts pheasant hunt
(10/8/2002)-Anti-hunting legislation fails to pass Senate committee
(10/7/2002)-Arkansas ballot initiative is risky for sportsmen
(10/4/2002)-Oklahoma voters can restrict animal rights ballot issues
(10/1/2002)-Senate bill federalizes wildlife laws, puts hunting at risk
(9/26/2002)-Sportsmen from around the world unite to defend rural traditions
(9/24/2002)-Stop legislation that would seriously damage hunting
(9/13/2002)-Ohio school superintendent stands up to PeTA demands
(9/12/2002)-Political leader will push for reinstatement of black bear hunting
(9/11/2002)-Anti-hunting Senator defeated in primary election
(9/6/2002)-Owner of Houston "hoops" team to make veggie meals available at ball games
(9/5/2002)-Environmental terror group says Forest Service facilities are targets for terrorism
(9/5/2002)-Animal rightists place British royal family, other sportsmen on "hit list"
(9/4/2002)-Primary election is NH sportsmen's chance to oust anti-hunting Senator
(8/27/2002)-Animal rights group twists facts to blame hunters for deer-auto accidents
(8/27/2002)-HSUS pressures Purdue University to end association with trappers
(8/27/2002)-PeTA faces off against environmental groups
(8/26/2002)-British sportsmen will march to defend traditional lifestyle
(8/23/2002)-Anheuser-Busch to reconsider support of anti-fishing organization
(8/22/2002)-Bear attack opens eyes to need for hunt in New Jersey
(8/21/2002)-Pro-Fishing bill in Congress waits for action
(8/16/2002)-U.S. Senate approves bill to allow hunting to resume on National Monument
(8/15/2002)-Sportsmen outraged over New Jersey Governor's attempt to whitewash animal rights scandal
(8/15/2002)-Wisconsin turkey hunters help defend dove hunting
(8/14/2002)-California ammo tax pulled from consideration in 2002
(8/12/2002)-Police raid home of ALF activist for evidence
(8/8/2002)-Massachusetts community strikes down bowhunting
(7/24/2002)-Animal rights group defends fox that mauls baby
(7/24/2002)-U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance will defend hunting on California preserve
(7/23/2002)-Environmentalists’ legal attacks on wildlife management fail
(7/19/2002)-Animal wrongs: A look at the animal rights argument
(7/18/2002)-Appeal filed to save Wisconsin dove hunt
(7/15/2002)-U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance weighs in on proposed opening of new wildlife refuges
(7/3/2002)-Animal rights conference encourages terrorism, unity and legislative action to advance movement
(7/3/2002)-NWTF donations protect sportsmen's rights

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