Since the founding of our Republic, the States, not the Federal Government, have had primacy over the management of wildlife within their borders.
Dan Sullivan: “Since the founding of our Republic, the States, not the Federal Government, have had primacy over the management of…”
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States have primary authority over wildlife management, not the federal government.
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