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Committee backs resolution asking Congress to oppose farm‑bill limits on hunting dogs
Summary
House Resolution 188, introduced by the committee chair, was reported favorably Oct. 3 asking Congress to remove or oppose any farm‑bill language that could unintentionally restrict traditional hunting‑dog uses for field and tracking work.
House Resolution 188, presented to the House Committee on Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture and Rural Development on Oct. 3, asks Congress to oppose any federal farm‑bill provisions that could be interpreted to restrict the use of hunting dogs for customary field, scent‑hunting and retrieving activities.
Chairwoman Butler described constituent concerns and said her office had…
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