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| COHA's successes on issues of importance to wildlife and the conservation community are often documented by way of various electronic media. Below is a historical library of electronic media regarding COHA efforts to promote wildlife conservation and protect our hunting heritage. |
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| COHA Sponsored Shooter for 2010 National Junior Olympic Team |
USA Shooting, the national governing body for Olympic shooting sports, announced the selection of Michael J. Flores to the 2010 National Junior Olympic Shotgun team. Flores is one of just nine young men selected from across the country and the one and only Californian. Young Mr. Flores is sponsored by the California Outdoor Heritage Alliance (COHA).
For more information on Michael please visit his website below. |
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MJF Shooting
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| California Bill Would Prohibit Lead Shot |
A new bill in California would greatly restrict the use of traditional lead shot ammunition by hunters and recreational shooters in the state.
Assembly Bill 2223, introduced by Assemblyman Pedro Nava (D- Santa Barbara), would ban the use of traditional shot within California’s Wildlife Management Areas which encompasses over one half million acres of state hunting and recreational shooting land.
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| California Fish and Game Commission Considers 2010-1012 Mammal Regulations |
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At the February 2010 meeting of the California Fish and Game Commission, the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) unveiled their proposed mammal hunting regulations for 2010 through 2012. The Commission will vote on the final approved 2010-2012 mammal regulations at their April 21, 2010 meeting to be held via teleconference. |
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Ammoland
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| COHA's Saturday Seminar Offers Giveaways and Essential Information |
ISE is proud to support one of the essential organizations helping to protect your rights to hunt in California...
The California Outdoor Heritage Alliance (COHA) will take the stage at the RMEF Adventure Theater this coming Saturday at 11:30. |
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Assembly Member Bill Berryhill
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| SRCD Land of the West |
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September 2009 Issues. COHA - Commission Sets Liberal Waterfowl Season page 3. |
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SRCD Land of the West Newsletter September 2009
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| UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD ADVISES HUNTERS NOT TO HUNT ON OR NEAR TRACKS |
OMAHA, Neb., November 3, 2009 – Wildlife tend to migrate and feed along the edges of freshly harvested fields making these areas prime hunting spots. With many fields adjacent to Union Pacific Railroad tracks, hunters find it very tempting to hunt on or near the tracks. Union Pacific urges hunters to resist that temptation, and for their safety, avoid railroad property this hunting season. "As hunters head outdoors this year, we want to remind them that walking on or near railroad tracks is extremely dangerous because you never know when a train will come along," said Dennis Jenson, assistant vice president-chief of police.
"It can take a mile or more to stop a train and by the time a locomotive engineer sees you on the track, it would be too late," said Dale Bray, director – public safety. "Locomotives and rail cars overhang the tracks by at least three feet on either side of the rail and loose straps hanging from rail cars may extend even further. If you are next to the tracks, you can be hit by the locomotive, a rail car or anything that may be hanging loose from the car," added Bray. Hunters are not the only ones drawn to railroad tracks – hikers, bikers, fishermen and snowmobilers are as well. To ensure an enjoyable hunting season this fall, COHA urges the hunting community to heed this safety warning of our close partners at Union Pacific.
Through September of this year, more than 32,000 people have been caught trespassing on Union Pacific Railroad property. Trespassers on railroad property can be arrested for violating trespassing laws. If they are caught, they could serve jail time and/or have to pay a fine. Anyone choosing to walk on or near railroad tracks could face more dire consequences. Last year, 458 people died and 426 were injured while trespassing on the property of railroads throughout the United States.
In an effort to educate the public about pedestrian and grade crossing safety, Union Pacific works closely with Operation Lifesaver. Operation Lifesaver is a national, nonprofit education and awareness program dedicated to ending tragic collisions, fatalities and injuries at highway-rail grade crossings and on railroad tracks. To accomplish its mission, Operation Lifesaver promotes education, enforcement and engineering. More information about Operation Lifesaver can be found at www.oli.org.
Do not become a railroad statistic; stay away from railroad tracks.
About Union Pacific
Union Pacific Corporation owns one of America's leading transportation companies. Its principal operating company, Union Pacific Railroad, links 23 states in the western two-thirds of the country. Union Pacific serves many of the fastest-growing U.S. population centers and provides Americans with a fuel-efficient, environmentally friendly and safe mode of freight transportation. Union Pacific's diversified business mix includes Agricultural Products, Automotive, Chemicals, Energy, Industrial Products and Intermodal. The railroad emphasizes excellent customer service and offers competitive routes from all major West Coast and Gulf Coast ports to eastern gateways. Union Pacific connects with Canada's rail systems and is the only railroad serving all six major gateways to Mexico.
For additional information, contact Mark Davis at (402) 544-5459 or via email at mwdavis@up.com Editor’s Note: Audio clips of Dale Bray, UP’s director – public safety and Bob Resch, UP’s manger – public safety, regarding the dangers of hunting on railroad tracks are available from Union Pacific Railroad’s Web site at www.up.com attached to this news release under Media and News Releases.
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| New Law Targets Poachers Not Sportsmen |
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Sacramento, California --(AmmoLand.com)- On October 11th, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed Assembly Bill 708 (Huffman), a measure that seeks to combat illegal commercialization and egregious poaching of California’s fish and game resources by establishing mandatory minimum fines and jail time for those that violate the law. |
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| eNews October 16, 2009 |
In This Issue
Events/Volunteer Opportunities
CWA's Hunt Program
Last Chance to Purchase Duck Stamps
Duck Numbers on the Rise
West Family Unit
Governor Signs AB 1423 |
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| California Sporting Dog Enthusiasts Rack Up Wins |
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As the California legislative session ended with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signing and vetoing multiple bills, the sporting dog community came out as clear winners. California sportsmen saw the governor sign two bills that strengthen protection for sporting dog owners while vetoing two bills which could have negatively impacted sporting dog breeders. For more information click the link below. |
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| Legislation Signed to Protect the Use of Hunting Dogs |
Sacramento, CA –-(AmmoLand.com)- Two separate state bills were recently signed into law to protect hunters using dogs from anti-hunting activity. The measures, which take effect January 1st, were sponsored by the California Outdoor Heritage Alliance (COHA) and supported by the California Houndsmen for Conservation (CHC), U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance (USSA), California Retriever Training Association (CRTA), and National Open Field Coursing Association (NOFCA).
AB 1423 (Berryhill) will make it a crime to willfully interfere with hunting dog training and related hunt tests and field trials, while AB 1442 (Huffman) will make it unlawful to remove a collar from a hunting dog in the field without written permission from the owner. Both provisions could be punishable as misdemeanors on the first offense, with violators facing a possible six months in jail and/or a $1,000 fine. |
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| Hunting Funds Accountability Bill Vetoed |
Sacramento, CA –-(AmmoLand.com)- Despite garnering near unanimous support in the State Legislature, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has vetoed Senate Bill 589, which would have prevented hunting license tag/stamp monies from being misused for non-game conservation or non-hunting purposes.
The bill was authored by Senator Tom Harman (R-Huntington Beach) and sponsored by the California Outdoor Heritage Alliance (COHA), a political advocacy organization representing more than 30 hunting and conservation organizations. |
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| County writes letter supporting bill aimed at hunting conservation |
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The Siskiyou County Supervisors have written another letter to state government, this time in support of a Senate bill aimed at hunting conservation and promoting transparency in the California Department of Fish and Game (DFG). The bill, authored by Senator Tom Harman and co-authored by numerous others including Senator Sam Aanestad, would establish two new accounts within the Fish and Game Preservation Fund, which receives the proceeds of the sale of hunting licenses and tags. To read more click the link below. |
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| Stop Two Bills That Would Impact CA Sportsmen |
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| Sportsmen: Urge Governor to Sign Bill Protecting Sportsmen’s Dollars |
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USSA News Alert on SB 589 a COHA Sponsored Bill ensuring revenue generated from hunting licenses will be used to advance conservation in the state. |
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USSA News
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| SRCD Land of the West |
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June 2007 Issue of the Suisun Resource Conservation District Pulbications - Key article regarding COHA |
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