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Nofear4
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To All: I know some of you are aware of the legislation Senator Reid (Nevada) has introduced. There is a brief explanation of what a coalition of Nevada sportsmen are trying to due in the message below.
After investigating what is going on in Nevada I am convinced we need to immediately support this measure . Please send this to as many people as possible! We need to make contacts with all of our congressmen and both senator McCain and Kyl. ESPECIALLY SENATOR McCAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
Mike Bertoldi is a sportsman activist and very creditable. Do not hesitate to contact him if you have questions.
The Coalition for Nevada's Wildlife has been successful in getting our senior Senator Harry Reid to co-sponsor legislation with Senator Stevens from Alaska which would exempt game tags and licenses from interstate commerce laws and allow states to regulate them as they have in the past. In an attempt to get this through congress before the holiday recess it is imperative that we get as much support as possible from other congressional delegations, specifically senior leaders from the majority. We are thinking that getting Senators McCain and Domenici are critical to support this bill. Knowing how strongly you all feel about this we are hoping to solicit you help. This is a chance to reverse what has happened. Please contact Michael and let him know how or if you can help or with any questions or comments. Time is of the essence!
Michael J. Bertoldi, President
Electro-Tech, Inc.
1235 Coney Island Dr.
Sparks, NV 89431
Phone: (775)358-6600
Fax: (775)356-4705
Cell: (775)691-4040
e-mail: [email protected]
web: www.electro-tech.net
Here is some contact information to move things along in contacting our federal representatives.
Senator Kyl kyl.senate.gov/
Senator McCain mccain.senate.gov/
Rep Renzi www.house.gov/renzi
Rep Franks www.house.gov/franks/
Rep Shadegg johnshadegg.house.gov/
Rep Pastor www.house.gov/pastor/
Rep Hayworth www.house.gov/hayworth/
Rep Flake www.house.gov/flake/
Rep Grijalva www.house.gov/grijalva/
Rep Kolbe www.house.gov/kolbe/
Also from the Arizona Game and Fish
Dear Outdoor Enthusiast:
As a response to a recent decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Senate Bill 2978 has been introduced by Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada. This bill would allow states, rather than the courts, to regulate hunting and fishing.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department's ability to regulate hunting and fishing, and maintain resident advantage was recently abridged by the unprecedented decision of the 9th Circuit in Montoya v. Shroufe. The department's biggest asset in accomplishing its mission is the public support that engaged residents are uniquely positioned to provide. While the department welcomes nonresident hunters, maintaining resident hunting opportunities is one of the best ways to support conservation.
If you have an opinion regarding this legislation, please contact your Arizona senators.
We appreciate your continued support of the department's wildlife conservation efforts.
Senate Bill 2978
Nofear4
After investigating what is going on in Nevada I am convinced we need to immediately support this measure . Please send this to as many people as possible! We need to make contacts with all of our congressmen and both senator McCain and Kyl. ESPECIALLY SENATOR McCAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
Mike Bertoldi is a sportsman activist and very creditable. Do not hesitate to contact him if you have questions.
The Coalition for Nevada's Wildlife has been successful in getting our senior Senator Harry Reid to co-sponsor legislation with Senator Stevens from Alaska which would exempt game tags and licenses from interstate commerce laws and allow states to regulate them as they have in the past. In an attempt to get this through congress before the holiday recess it is imperative that we get as much support as possible from other congressional delegations, specifically senior leaders from the majority. We are thinking that getting Senators McCain and Domenici are critical to support this bill. Knowing how strongly you all feel about this we are hoping to solicit you help. This is a chance to reverse what has happened. Please contact Michael and let him know how or if you can help or with any questions or comments. Time is of the essence!
Michael J. Bertoldi, President
Electro-Tech, Inc.
1235 Coney Island Dr.
Sparks, NV 89431
Phone: (775)358-6600
Fax: (775)356-4705
Cell: (775)691-4040
e-mail: [email protected]
web: www.electro-tech.net
Here is some contact information to move things along in contacting our federal representatives.
Senator Kyl kyl.senate.gov/
Senator McCain mccain.senate.gov/
Rep Renzi www.house.gov/renzi
Rep Franks www.house.gov/franks/
Rep Shadegg johnshadegg.house.gov/
Rep Pastor www.house.gov/pastor/
Rep Hayworth www.house.gov/hayworth/
Rep Flake www.house.gov/flake/
Rep Grijalva www.house.gov/grijalva/
Rep Kolbe www.house.gov/kolbe/
Also from the Arizona Game and Fish
Dear Outdoor Enthusiast:
As a response to a recent decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Senate Bill 2978 has been introduced by Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada. This bill would allow states, rather than the courts, to regulate hunting and fishing.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department's ability to regulate hunting and fishing, and maintain resident advantage was recently abridged by the unprecedented decision of the 9th Circuit in Montoya v. Shroufe. The department's biggest asset in accomplishing its mission is the public support that engaged residents are uniquely positioned to provide. While the department welcomes nonresident hunters, maintaining resident hunting opportunities is one of the best ways to support conservation.
If you have an opinion regarding this legislation, please contact your Arizona senators.
We appreciate your continued support of the department's wildlife conservation efforts.
Senate Bill 2978
Nofear4
