Homeland Security Secretary Urged To Withdraw Proposal

The Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus today urged U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano to withdraw the notice of proposed revocation of treatment relating to the admissibility of certain knives with spring assisted opening mechanisms by the Office of Customs and Border Patrol. 

NASC EC Meets In Alaska

The National Assembly of Sportsmen's Caucuses Executive Council met last week in Anchorage, Alaska for its annual mid-year meeting to review the 2009 legislative sessions and plan for the 2009 Annual Meeting. 

The Executive Council discussed laying the groundwork to advance major issues that impact hunters, anglers and conservationists at the state and national level. Attendees also learned about the many outdoor activities available to visitors of Alaska.

The mid-year meeting was sponsored by: Glacier BrewHouse, Eddie Grasser, Budweiser, Shimano, and Shell Oil.  

Jeff Angers Joins CSF Board

Jeff Angers of Baton Rouge, La., President of the Center for Coastal Conservation, was recently elected to join the Board of Directors of the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation.

Angers takes the position formerly held by Ron Stoupa, who recently resigned from the Board of Directors. Stoupa is a longtime supporter and CSF Board member, and will continue to serve the sportsmen's community.