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If Florida’s Amendment 2 passes, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission would likely be pressured to open a trophy hunting season on Florida’s black bears.
Cliff Riedinger
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Stand for wildlife against Florida’s absurd and deceptive 'right to hunt' amendment
Floridians face a critical decision on their November ballots, one that will shape the future of wildlife, land and the legacy they leave as voters for generations to come. That’s how significant—and dangerous—Amendment 2 is. The seemingly innocuous measure has been characterized by lobbyists as a way to protect hunting and fishing interests, but in reality, it goes so much further, setting a dangerous precedent for how wild animals are viewed and treated.
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