Source: Charlotte Harris, NEWS & OBSERVER, 8/3/18


Voters will decide this November whether to amend the state constitution to make North Carolina the 22nd state to protect hunting and fishing as a right. But the proposal has some animal-welfare and environmental groups worried that its vague language could keep the state from restricting unsafe or inhumane hunting methods. Some supporters of the constitutional amendment say there is an attack on hunting across the country being driven by extremists.

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