Endorsed by Montana Sportsmen Alliance!
I'm proud to be endorsed in my campaign for Montana Senate, District 33, by the Montana Sportsmen Alliance! The group was formed two years ago and was quite active in the 2013 Legislative Session. I served on the House Fish, Wildlife, and Parks committee, and was proud to vote for greater hunting and fishing access, common-sense policies for hunting, and greater opportunity for youth hunters.
Thank you, Montana Sportsmen Alliance, for your endorsement, and for your active involvement in the legislation that shapes Montana's outdoor experiences, for everyone.
For more information on MSA, their website is here: http://www.montanasportsmenalliance.com/
Montana Sportsmen Alliance mission statement: The Montana Sportsmen Alliance (MSA) is comprised of Montana hunting, angling, and conservation minded individuals who are committed to insuring the effective representation of rank and file sportsmen in public policy matters. We work to continue the core values of public ownership of public wildlife, and public access to public resources. We work with public officials and agency personnel to promote sound stewardship of natural resources and to preserve Montana’s hunting and fishing heritage.
Thank you, Montana Sportsmen Alliance, for your endorsement, and for your active involvement in the legislation that shapes Montana's outdoor experiences, for everyone.
For more information on MSA, their website is here: http://www.montanasportsmenalliance.com/
Montana Sportsmen Alliance mission statement: The Montana Sportsmen Alliance (MSA) is comprised of Montana hunting, angling, and conservation minded individuals who are committed to insuring the effective representation of rank and file sportsmen in public policy matters. We work to continue the core values of public ownership of public wildlife, and public access to public resources. We work with public officials and agency personnel to promote sound stewardship of natural resources and to preserve Montana’s hunting and fishing heritage.
