House Resolution 634, as amended, recognizes the contributions that American sportsmen and -women make in promoting wildlife conservation. The resolution calls on the President to issue a proclamation supporting National Hunting and Fishing Day. There are an estimated 42.5 million Americans who hunt and fish, according to the most recent survey conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Aside from supporting efforts to protect our natural environment, these men and women also contribute to our economy. They spent $75 billion in 2006 on hunting and fishing activities. I commend Congresswoman Gillibrand from New York for introducing this resolution, and I urge adoption of the resolution, as amended.
Nick Rahall: “House Resolution 634, as amended, recognizes the contributions that American sportsmen and -women make in promoting…”
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Discussing House Resolution 634, which recognizes the contributions of American sportsmen and women to wildlife conservation.
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