The Natural Resources Commission in West Virginia will be holding a public meeting on February 23 in Huntington to discuss important issues related to hunting, fishing, and trapping regulations. The Board of Commissioners, serving as an advisory body to the Division of Natural Resources Director, will be covering legislative updates and proposed regulations for 2025-26. Sportsmen are encouraged to attend this meeting and voice their concerns in order to protect their way of life and heritage from potential threats by animal extremists. The Sportsmen’s Alliance, a dedicated organization to protecting hunting, fishing, and trapping rights, is urging individuals to join the fight or renew their membership to ensure the preservation of these traditional activities for future generations. By staying connected to the Sportsmen’s Alliance online and through social media platforms, individuals can stay informed and engaged in the ongoing efforts to defend and uphold their values, beliefs, and traditions in West Virginia and beyond.
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