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Rob Stafsholt: “Hunting, fishing and trapping in Wisconsin contributes…”

Featuring: Rob Stafsholt, Republican | Wisconsin Senate, 10th District

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Senator Rob Stafsholt delivers the weekly GOP Radio Address to discuss sporting freedom.

Published | Video Starts at 01:11

… increase hunting and fishing opportunities, eliminating burdensome DNR regulations and licenses, increasing DNR transparency and an opportunity for law abiding citizens to exercise their Second Amendment rights through constitutional carry. Hunting, fishing and trapping in Wisconsin contributes billions of dollars in economic activity and supports thousands of jobs and small businesses here in our state. Therefore, outdoorsmen and women deserve our support. As the chair of the Sporting Heritage, Small Business and Rural Issues Committee, I look forward to hearing more from Wisconsin citizens about these bills as they move through the legislative process. (01:11–01:20)

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Asserts that hunting, fishing, and trapping contribute billions of dollars and support thousands of jobs in Wisconsin.

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