Perhaps the way to fix the budget process is to say you cannot spend money until you have got a budget in place.

But we can't take care of the land we have.

What regulatory hurdles have you encountered in addressing these deferred maintenance needs?

I mean hiring to take care of the stuff that we can't take care of.

I asked him, 'What would be your preference, as far as prioritizing money, maintenance or acquiring new land?' He said maintenance.

I think that would be very enlightening for all of us.

H.R. 4609... authorize the U.S. Forest Service to convey approximately 3.61 acres of Forest Service land...

The Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Fund provides grants to state fish and wildlife agencies for hunter education programs.

And you said the overall industry is about $70 million, so this is about 10 percent.

I also want to thank one of my heroes, Representative John Lewis, and my friend, Representative Joe Kennedy, for joining the Hoosier delegation as original co-sponsors.

I especially want to thank Chairman Bishop for his leadership and hard work regarding this matter and Ranking Member Grijalva for his leadership, as well.