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NAGA’s allies at the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturer’s Institute (SAAMI) have information for upland hunters, competitive shooters and other firearms owners who, In the wake of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, are wondering if guns and ammunition submerged by flood waters may be salvaged and safely used. SAAMI, founded … Continued
The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), a staunch supporter of the North American Gamebird Association and the trade association for the firearms industry, is pleased to announce the launch of its completely redesigned website, www.nssf.org. The all-new home page sports a clean division of assets that both industry members and consumers will find to … Continued
With a record number of teams and athletes registering, attendance at the upcoming 2017 Scholastic Clay Target Programs (SCTP) National Championships is on track to break records in all facets of the tournament and clay target shooting. The national event is scheduled for July 8-15, 2017, in Marengo, Ohio, at the Cardinal Shooting Center located … Continued
NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation® (NSSF®) is pleased to report that its Where To Shoot mobile app has topped 100,000 downloads. The app, which at one point hit No. 4 on the Apple App Store’s list of free sports apps, has been a hit with target shooters and gun owners.
Available for iOS and Android devices, Where To Shoot locates shooting ranges near you.
Tracking the Capitols is a weekly source of legislation currently being tracked by the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation state policy team to keep you informed of the most pertinent and timely state legislation affecting hunting, recreational fishing and shooting and trapping and other conservation issues. Inclusion in Tracking the Capitols does not necessarily constitute support or opposition to legislation by CSF and/or the CSF States Program. The bills noted in this email represent only a fraction of the legislation that CSF’s States Program is monitoring on a day-to-day basis.
Tisma Juett, manager of the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s First Shots introduction-to-shooting program, recently addressed attendees of the North American Gamebird Association 81st Annual Convention and Conference in Kansas City, Mo., on how preserve owners can use First Shots to attract new customers.
The November/December issue of NAGA News will hit mailboxes any day now. If you can’t wait to read the hard copy, log in to northamericangamebird.com and read it online now!
The July/August issue of NAGA News is hitting mailboxes this week. We hope you enjoy our latest issue! #NAGA
A NAGA member asks the following:
“I’m looking for a lab that can test quail and eggs. We are having low hatch rates. Can anyone recommend a lab?”
Please respond in the comments with a recommendation, or you’re welcome to message NAGA!
Well have a call into the Utah lab that I made a phone call to a member and he recommended.... Guess will see if they call me back. the GA lab I cannot get any response to.
Contact your ag extension service
Contact Jeff Mayes, has helped me through a lot of hatching difficulties.
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