by Jim Robertson DEAR UNCLE JIM, Don’t you abolitionists at C.A.S.H. know that the sport of hunting teaches respect for wildlife and an appreciation for nature? Ben G. Mattson,Phoenix, Arizona Dear Ben, First of all,… 

In a positive move by a government agency, New Jersey Fish and Wildlife made moves to protect a stretch of beach where a pair of American Oystercatchers had established a nest. The happy couple was… 

Within the larger state environmental agencies lurks a division that works hand-in-glove with the firearms and archery industries. In NYS, the wildlife management division is called the Bureau of Wildlife (BOW), and the larger agency… 

Thanks to the wildlife divisions of states, the public still believes that animals in the wild still need to be hunted to keep the populations down. They fail to tell the public that those populations… 

Awards are available for 24 game species hunted or trapped in NYS! “These awards highlight not only the harvest, but also the commitment of hunters and trappers to conservation of natural resources across NY.” Hunters… 

– BREAKING NEWS: VETO WAS CALLOUSLY OVERTURNED – Mark Poloncarz, Erie County Executive, vetoed lowering the hunting age when NYS first allowed counties home rule. Only two counties said “NO.” He vetoed it again! He… 

by Jim Robertson, President of C.A.S.H. While pondering what to write about for my main article in this Spring/Summer issue of the C.A.S.H. Courier you hold in your hands, three crows landed in the tree…