For the third time in four years, Vermont legislators have introduced a bill that would undermine the integrity of the fish and wildlife commission by giving anti-hunters oversight and control of the rules and regulations the commission implements for the state’s wildlife department. Vermont House Bill 167 establishes an Environmental Stewardship Board to oversee, and overrule, the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Commission. The bill has a hearing on March 25 at 9 a.m. in the House Natural Resources, Fish and Wildlife Committee.

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