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OR: Oregon Bill Gathering Signatures to Seek End of Hunting
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What exactly is IP 13 you might ask?
Specifically, according to Sportsmen’s Alliance, “Oregon Initiative Petition 13 (IP 13) is an anti-hunting and anti-agriculture ballot effort that will make harvesting any fish or game a crime. IP 13, known as the Abuse, Neglect and Assault Exemption Modification and Improvement Act, will ban the harvest of any animal by hunting, fishing and trapping and will only allow a self-defense exception. It will also criminalize common animal husbandry practices, slaughter for food and common breeding practices, such as artificial insemination. |
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PHORTO
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| Oregon Tories seek to prohibit the taking of game in the royal demesne: (What is this, 12th century England?) |
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