The House asks the Natural Resources Board to finish its current deer hunting review and coordinate any later work with lawmakers after the 2026 season.
The House asks the Natural Resources Board to promptly finish its current review of deer hunting with dogs, including related meetings, surveys, and studies.
After the 2026 deer season, the House says further study or policy work on deer hunting with dogs should involve the General Assembly and the appropriate House and Senate committees.
If the board wants state law on deer hunting with dogs changed, the House says it should send its recommendations and evidence to lawmakers for public consideration.
The House calls on the Natural Resources Board to finish its current review of deer hunting with dogs. The request covers the board’s current review, including focus groups, meetings, surveys, studies, and other parts of its initiative. The House asks the board to finish the review promptly.
The House calls for future study or policy work on deer hunting with dogs to be coordinated with the General Assembly. This applies to further study, policy development, or other initiatives about deer hunting with dogs. The call applies after the 2026 deer hunting season.
The House says the board should send proposed state-law changes and supporting evidence to the General Assembly. This applies if the Natural Resources Board believes state law should change. The House says proposed changes may be considered through the legislative process.
No hearings or votes scheduled.