Thank you all for the help and support hb 366 officialy died new mexico trappers thanks to all the calls emails and our leadership has won

Ttt please

I plan on calling but it won't be tonight

Explain what is going on. Are there current anti-trapping bills being proposed and what are they?

God ! The comments ! I hate people

Old saw goes like this . . . It's not how many dogs are killed each year in traps, it's whose dog gets killed.

All those whizzin' and moaning about Wisconsin having to enclose #220s and run cable restraints instead of snares, watch this very closely. Read and heed.

“My main reason,” he said, “is that I hope whoever set these traps learns what happened. ”Clark, a retired mine regulator, said Wednesday he realizes the proposal named for his dog would not have saved Roxy’s life. She was killed in November at a recreation area of the federal Bureau of Land Management that already is off-limits to trappers.

So, these traps were set illegally according to current law and restrictions. The man behind this new bill really just wants revenge on the person responsible for his dogs death. Admitting this new bill would not have saved the dog, or any other animal caught by the already illegal traps. Here is where an unbiased media could call BS on this completely inane, arbitrary, and ineffective bill. I’ll be calling.

To the top please

Yep even if you don't live in NM. As a Trapper make the Call for other Trappers.

ttt

The apathy astounds me. Everyone is too busy aurguing over the teachers in loony land or any number of dumb things that divide us! It's a shame! Trappers will always let a few do the work for many! TTT

Back up to the top. This is important

Paul dobnins can ypu post this to the top?

What Im hearing aint good. Make the calls.

I thought of this after reading the comments in the news link and then read the story about the Florida city needing coyotes trapped. I DO NOT want this to go through and called up there today , but ,if it does i hope pets disappear like the rapture just took place . Own it .

NM allows nonresident trapping under the same rules as residents. The only difference is license cost and where cats must be tagged. Losing NM will be like when we lost CO. A loss for every trapper nation wide.

I'll shoot out some e-mails this evening. This was an illegally set trap right? Want to know so I can word my e-mails properly. Example letters/e-mails would be appreciated.

It was an ilkegal set trap.yes but it realy dont add up

First off why would you set on a well worn hiking trail? Secondly why take the risk of catching a dog? On public land that is. Is it that appealing? The bill is pretty petty all that needed to be done was set a watchfor the trapper. He would have come around.especially if you left the bobcat there.oh well.

made my calls .any body that knows any ranchers in NM needs to notify them . No real rancher wants this law

We have a hard fight coming this session. The NMTA, Cattle Growers, Farm Bureau and others are fighting along side of us. I expect an anti trapping bill to be introduced next week. We have the FTA,NTA and Sportsmens Alliance on board also. All phone calls and emails are greatly appreciated when this bill comes

Billboards and other advertisements for banning trapping are going up according to local news.
The advertisements are donated by one anti group and show another anti group on the advertisements. That why I didn't post a link or pics

Man, that’s to bad for the guy who lost his dog. Sure wish people wouldn’t set traps where the public spend time.

K9 NM is mainly public land. The traps were illegally set.

I get it, and understand that there are two types of public land. Public land that the public uses and public land that trappers/hunters use. Too bad these laws don’t know the difference and if passed will make a lot of land inaccessible to trappers.

K9man, no disrespect but the public land here is one in the same. It's the hunters trappers and anglers that fund the
Maintenance and improvements to said land. Yet everyone else thinks it's theirs and their little dogs too. Several large cities and numerous towns are within 30 minutes of said land. The thinking of separation of lands to strictly hunters and trappers is the kind of thinking california Arizona and Colorado have implemented.

I've lived in Albuquerque most of my life which has NF mountains that butt up against the city's east side. Yet most people in Albuquerque don't think hunting and trapping occur there. Yet every year hunters & trappers are harassed there, dogs off leash blow hunts and hundreds of people are using the nf throughout the week yet don't pay a cent. The same can be said with numerous other nf lands throughout the state.

Those comments on that page are so inacurate. This one guy said that trapping has been banned in California...I mean it might as well be banned considering we can only use rat traps and cage traps for commerce in fur, but come on!

I called every one of them and left messages. I brought home another dog this year that witnesses said was dumped along with 2 others several days before. he is now part of my family. this makes the 11th I have brought home and found new homes.

They way I interpret the bill is no trapping at all on public land including cages unless done by a government agency or contracted person

Keep Calling and E-Mailing!!!

Keep Calling and E-Mailing!!!

HB 366 is scheduled for hearing for Thursday 8 AM Feb 7 we are in for a real dog&pony show(heavy on the dogs). Please call and Email and if you can make it to Sante Fe thats better

Got it

Thursday, February 7, 2019 - 8:00 A.M. - Room 317 The anti Trapping bill will be heard!! 


We need to pack the room!! Please arrive in ROOM 317 by 7:00 a.m. to secure a seat. This will be the only bill heard that day and is expected to have a lengthy discussion.


If you attend:

Park in the free parking garage on the west side of the capitol. 
Arrive at 7:00 a.m. be prepared to be present for 2-3 hourscall and take 5 friendsCall and email all legislators everyday leading to Thursday!!!!

If you are unable to attend the meeting in person please send emails and make phone calls to all the legislators in House Energy, Environment & Natural Resources Committee. 


HB366 Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act (Anti-Trapping Bill)    “view bill here”

If passed, this bill will directly impact the welfare of hardworking men and women of the middle class who rely on the sale of furs. Trappers also contribute to the growth of game species by helping regulate the numbers of predator species.

Contact the following legislators and STRONGLY OPPOSE HB366! When emailing, type “Opposed to HB366” in the Subject line. Please be respectful when contacting legislators.


House Energy, Environment &

Natural Resources Committee

Representatives Emails 

matthew.mcqueen@nmlegis.gov

angelica.rubio@nmlegis.gov

abbas.akhil@nmlegis.gov

phelps.anderson@nmlegis.gov

joanne.ferrary@nmlegis.gov

roddmontoya@gmail.com

andrea@andrearomero.com

debbie.sarinana@nmlegis.gov

larry.scott@nmlegis.gov

nathan.small@nmlegis.gov

melanie.stansbury@nmlegis.gov

jamesstrickler@msn.com

townsend@pvtn.net 

Representatives Phone Numbers 

McQueen (505) 986-4423

Rubio (505) 986-4227

Akhil (505) 986-4464

Anderson (505) 986-4450

Ferrary (505) 986-4338

Montoya (505) 986-4758

Romero (505) 986-4254

Sarinana (505) 986-4227

Scott (505) 986-4450

Small (505) 986-4438

Stansbury (505) 986-4336

Strickler (505) 986-4220

Townsend (505) 986-4758


CB#: 5752635493

You can stream it right now
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From the parts I watched I was impressed with the trappers there even women and young girls represented trapping. Thank you all.
The anti's kept repeating this is barbaric and archaic and had several wildlife biologists in support.

My understanding is the battle continues saturday. I could be wrong. For those that were there or streamed please correct me if I am wrong.

Vote was supposed to be Sat. that has changed now it will be Tues ,I think all this is Very fluid subject to the whim of the chairman who also is the sponsor. To those who have been active on this THANKS, please stay with us! The bill passed out of committee.

Thanks for the update Tom. Do you have a list of those we can email before?

I'am not sure what committee this will wind up in, the bill is amended , I don't know what the version looks like. If this passes into law the cage trap will be it for people losing animals to coyotes,cougars ad infinium ,ad nauseum !

Oh Joy

Just want to take some time to express thanks to everyone who showed up to the legislature to voice their opposition to the anti-trapping bill. Also some recognition for the board of the NMTA: thank you for your efforts to keep trapping a part of our heritage.

Game&Fish caught the guy who was trapping on BLM where it isn't allowed, who snared the dog that HB 366 has been named for. Bill is in Judiciary Committee, be there for the hearing!

Urgent!! Contact members of both committees!! (please send emails to one committee at a time)

Trapping is endanger in New Mexico!!

Contact the following legislators and STRONGLY OPPOSE HB366 (anti-trapping)! When emailing type “Opposed to HB366” in the Subject line. Please be respectful when contacting legislators.


Encourage family friends and fellow sportsman to do the same !!!

EMAIL & CALL NOW!!!!


House Judiciary Committee

Representatives Emails

gail@gailchasey.com

daymon.ely@nmlegis.gov

eliseo.alcon@nmlegis.gov

deborah.armstrong@nmlegis.gov

micaela.cadena@nmlegis.gov

christine.chandler@nmlegis.gov

zachary.cook@nmlegis.gov

brian.egolf@nmlegis.gov

dayan.hochman-vigil@nmlegis.gov

georgene.louis@nmlegis.gov

matthew.mcqueen@nmlegis.gov

greg.nibert@nmlegis.gov

bill.rehm@nmlegis.gov

townsend@pvtn.net



Representatives Phone Numbers

Chasey (505) 986-4411

Ely (505) 986-4332

Alcon (505) 986-4415

Armstrong (505) 986-4344

Cadena (505) 986-4210

Chandler (505) 986-4226

Cook (505) 986-4243

Egolf (505) 986-4782

Hochman-Vigil (505) 288-3500

Louis (505) 986-4329

McQueen (505) 986-4423

Nibert (505) 986-4211

Rehm (505) 986-4214

Townsend (505) 986-4758








SB417 State Game Commission Purpose & Species (Anti-Hunting Bill)

If passed, this bill will give the State Game Commission the authority to protect all species of wildlife including non-game species. The Commission will have the ability to make any and all changes to trapping and hunting regulations, bypassing the legislative process. The bill would give the appointed board the power of our legislature with no oversight. In short the anti-movement individuals are attempting to create a back door to ending our ability to hunt, trap and fish.

Contact the following legislators and STRONGLY OPPOSE SB417! When emailing, type “Opposed to SB417” in the Subject line. Please be respectful when contacting legislators.


Senate Conservation Committee

Senator emails

Joseph@cervanteslawnm.com

joseph.cervantes@nmlegis.gov

a.sedillolopez@nmlegis.gov

ron.griggs@nmlegis.gov

richard.martinez@nmlegis.gov

william.payne@nmlegis.gov

bill.soules@nmlegis.gov

liz.stefanics@nmlegis.gov

peter.wirth@nmlegis.gov

pat.woods@nmlegis.gov



Senator phone numbers

Cervantes (505)986-4861

Sedillo-Lopez (505) 986-4389

Griggs (505)986-4369

Martinez (505)986-4487

Payne (505)986-4703

Soules (505)986-4834

Stefranics (505)986-4377

Wirth (505)986-4727

Woods (505)986-4393








SB76 Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests (Anti-Hunting Bill)

If passed, this bill will outlaw calling contest in the state preventing farmers, ranchers and landowners from controlling the predator population. The result will be an increase in livestock loss, damage to crops and decrease in game animals in the state.

Contact the following legislators and STRONGLY OPPOSE SB76! When emailing, type “Opposed to SB76” in the Subject line. Please be respectful when contacting legislators.




Senate Judiciary Committee

Senator emails
richard.martinez@nmlegis.gov

daniel.ivey-soto@nmlegis.gov

greg.baca@nmlegis.gov

Joseph@cervanteslawnm.com

joseph.cervantes@nmlegis.gov

ron.griggs@nmlegis.gov

linda.lopez@nmlegis.gov

mark.moores@nmlegis.gov

oneillsd13@billoneillfornm.com

mimi.stewart@nmlegis.gov

peter.wirth@nmlegis.gov

william.payne@nmlegis.gov



Senator phone numbers

Martinez (505) 986-4487

Ivey-Soto (505) 986-4270

Baca (505) 986-4877

Cervantes (505) 986-4861

Griggs (505) 986-4369

Lopez (505) 986-4737

Moores (505) 986-4856

O’Neill (505) 986-4260

Stewart (505) 986-4726

Wirth (505) 986-4727

Payne (505) 986-4703

New Mexico Trappers and Sportsmen/women your voices and presence is NEEDED!!!

Bring all fellow sportsmen and women to oppose HB366. If you can't make it in-person make calls and send emails to committee members below.

Saturday, February 23, 2019 - 9:00 A.M. - Meet on the House Floor of the Capitol

SHOW UP EARLY -8:00 A.M.

Free parking is available at 420 Galisteo St.


HB366 Wildlife Protection & Public Safety Act(Anti-Trapping Bill)
If passed, this bill will ban the harvest of all furbearers on public land in New Mexico by the use of ANY trap. Regulated trapping contributes to the growth of game species by helping regulate the numbers of predator species.

Contact the following legislators and STRONGLY OPPOSE HB366! When emailing, type “Opposed to HB366” in the Subject line. Please be respectful when contacting legislators.

House Judiciary Committee

Representatives Emails

gail@gailchasey.com

daymon.ely@nmlegis.gov

eliseo.alcon@nmlegis.gov

deborah.armstrong@nmlegis.gov

micaela.cadena@nmlegis.gov

christine.chandler@nmlegis.gov

zachary.cook@nmlegis.gov

brian.egolf@nmlegis.gov

dayan.hochman-vigil@nmlegis.gov

georgene.louis@nmlegis.gov

matthew.mcqueen@nmlegis.gov

greg.nibert@nmlegis.gov

bill.rehm@nmlegis.gov

townsend@pvtn.net

Representatives Phone Numbers

Chasey (505) 986-4411

Ely (505) 986-4332

Alcon (505) 986-4415

Armstrong (505) 986-4344

Cadena (505) 986-4210

Chandler (505) 986-4226

Cook (505) 986-4243

Egolf (505) 986-4782

Hochman-Vigil (505) 288-3500

Louis (505) 986-4329

McQueen (505) 986-4423

Nibert (505) 986-4211

Rehm (505) 986-4214

Townsend (505) 986-4758

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Continues Monday

Update: lost on the votes 5-7 stil time to get those calls and emails in to the legislature's. Sorry I don't have time to compile all of their names numbers and emails so here is a link to all of them

https://www.nmlegis.gov/Members/Leg...iSj7KIH_5HGZqQx3Rd1-Pu0yTaLqLKNJZpuakCdc

Someone posted the below on facebook.


One tip for emailing - Only send your email to about 20 legislators at a time so your email doesn't get classified as SPAM. You can copy and paste the contents and send multiple emails in a row but 20 or so recipients will keep your email from disappearing into the junk folder. (As always, be respectful and professional)

House Representative Emails

abbas.akhil@nmlegis.gov
eliseo.alcon@nmlegis.gov
anthony.allison@nmlegis.gov
phelps.anderson@nmlegis.gov
deborah.armstrong@nmlegis.gov
gail@gailfornewmexico.com
alonzo.baldonado@nmlegis.gov
paul@paulbandy.org
karen.bash@nmlegis.gov
rachel.black@nmlegis.gov
c.brown.nm55@gmail.com
micaela.cadena@nmlegis.gov
christine.chandler@nmlegis.gov
gail@gailchasey.com
jackc@plateautel.net
zachary.cook@nmlegis.gov
randal.crowder@nmlegis.gov
rebecca.dow@nmlegis.gov
brian.egolf@nmlegis.gov
daymon.ely@nmlegis.gov
csecows@aol.com
kelly.fajardo@nmlegis.gov
joanne.ferrary@nmlegis.gov
natalie.figueroa@nmlegis.gov
david.rsi@hotmail.com
doreen.gallegos@nmlegis.gov
hgarciad69@gmail.com
miguel.garcia@nmlegis.gov
joy.garratt@nmlegis.gov
roberto.gonzales@nmlegis.gov
JasonHarperNM@gmail.com
susan.herrera@nmlegis.gov
dayan.hochman-vigil@nmlegis.gov
dwonda.johnson@nmlegis.gov
raymundo.lara@nmlegis.gov
derrick.lente@nmlegis.gov
lewisfornm@gmail.com
georgene.louis@nmlegis.gov
patricia.lundstrom@nmlegis.gov
willie.madrid@nmlegis.gov
antonio.maestas@nmlegis.gov
rodolpho.martinez@nmlegis.gov
javier.martinez@nmlegis.gov
matthew.mcqueen@nmlegis.gov
roddmontoya@gmail.com
greg.nibert@nmlegis.gov
jpandp@comcast.net
William.pratt@nmlegis.gov
bill.rehm@nmlegis.gov
andrea@andrearomero.com
andres.romero@nmlegis.gov
pat.roybalcaballero@nmlegis.gov
angelica.rubio@nmlegis.gov
patricio.ruiloba@nmlegis.gov
tomas.salazar@nmlegis.gov
joseph.sanchez@nmlegis.gov
debbie.sarinana@nmlegis.gov
gregg.schmedes@nmlegis.gov
larry.scott@nmlegis.gov
nathan.small@nmlegis.gov
melanie.stansbury@nmlegis.gov
sheryl.stapleton@nmlegis.gov
jamesstrickler@msn.com
candie.sweetser@nmlegis.gov
liz.thomson@nmlegis.gov
townsend@pvtn.net
christine.trujillo@nmlegis.gov
jimtrujillo@msn.com
linda.trujillo@nmlegis.gov
martin.zamora@nmlegis.gov


Representatives Phone Numbers

Akhil (505) 986-4464
Alcon (505) 986-4415
Allison (505) 986-4464
Anderson (505) 986-4450
D. Armstrong (505) 986-4344
G. Armstrong (505) 986-4242
Baldonado (505) 986-4243
Bandy (505) 986-4250
Bash (505) 986-4210
Black (505) 986-4467
Brown (505) 986-4242
Cadena (505) 986-4210
Chandler (505) 986-4226
Chasey (505) 986-4411
Chatfield (505) 986-4467
Cook (505) 986-4243
Crowder (505) 986-4250
Dow (505) 986-4453
Egolf (505) 986-4782
Ely (505) 986-4332
Ezzell (505) 986-4454
Fajardo (505) 986-4221
Ferrary (505) 986-4338
Figueroa (505) 986-4255
David Gallegos (505) 986-4454
Doreen Gallegos (505) 986-4774
H. Garcia (505) 986-4233
M. Garcia (505) 986-4844
Garratt (505) 986-4249
Gonzales (505) 986-4319
Harper (505) 986-4220
Herrera (505) 986-4249
Hochman-Vigil (505) 288-3500
Johnson (505) 986-4433
Lara (505) 986-4254
Lente (505) 986-4341
Lewis (505) 986-4221
Louis (505) 986-4329
Lundstrom (505) 986-4316
Madrid (505) 986-4436
Maestas (505) 986-4333
R. Martinez (505) 986-4233
J. Martinez (505) 986-4236
McQueen (505) 986-4423
Montoya (505) 986-4758
Nibert (505) 986-4211
Powdrell-Culbert (505) 986-4214
Pratt (505) 986-4248
Rehm (505) 986-4214
Andrea Romero (505) 986-4254
Andres Romero (505) 986-4846
Roybal-Caballero (505) 986-4248
Rubio (505) 986-4227
Ruiloba (505) 986-4327
Salazar (505) 986-4236
Sanchez (505) 986-4226
Sarinana (505) 986-4227
Schmedes (505) 986-4453
Scott (505) 986-4450
Small (505) 986-4438
Stansbury (505) 986-4336
Stapleton (505) 986-4780
Strickler (505) 986-4220
Sweetser (505) 986-4255
Thomson (505) 986-4425
Townsend (505) 986-4758
C. Trujillo (505) 986-4435
J. Trujillo (505) 986-4420
L. Trujillo (505) 986-4436
Zamora (505) 986-4211

Lost on votes as in the bill lost on votes or trappers lost on votes?

Did we win or are we losing?

We're losing. The bill is now on the floor before going to the governor

I know you folks in New Mexico are fighting this tooth and nail,if possible could someone explain what has happened?

Sorry for the delay guys
Basicaly the bill has passed two comitees in the house and is now up for debate and vote on the house floor
Despite lots of opposition to the bill its progressing

If it passes thru the house debate it goes tgru the senate comitee and then to the senate floor for debate and final passge then to the governer
Were hopeing it dies soon. The calls and emails are working i will update the original post
We have to hammer all legislators in the house now list below
here's a list of reps to send emails to on HB 366

One tip for emailing - Only send your email to about 20 legislators at a time so your email doesn't get classified as SPAM. You can copy and paste the contents and send multiple emails in a row but 20 or so recipients will keep your email from disappearing into the junk folder. (As always, be respectful and professional)

House Representative Emails

abbas.akhil@nmlegis.gov
eliseo.alcon@nmlegis.gov
anthony.allison@nmlegis.gov
phelps.anderson@nmlegis.gov
deborah.armstrong@nmlegis.gov
gail@gailfornewmexico.com
alonzo.baldonado@nmlegis.gov
paul@paulbandy.org
karen.bash@nmlegis.gov
rachel.black@nmlegis.gov
c.brown.nm55@gmail.com
micaela.cadena@nmlegis.gov
christine.chandler@nmlegis.gov
gail@gailchasey.com
jackc@plateautel.net
zachary.cook@nmlegis.gov
randal.crowder@nmlegis.gov
rebecca.dow@nmlegis.gov
brian.egolf@nmlegis.gov
daymon.ely@nmlegis.gov
csecows@aol.com
kelly.fajardo@nmlegis.gov
joanne.ferrary@nmlegis.gov
natalie.figueroa@nmlegis.gov
david.rsi@hotmail.com
doreen.gallegos@nmlegis.gov
hgarciad69@gmail.com
miguel.garcia@nmlegis.gov
joy.garratt@nmlegis.gov
roberto.gonzales@nmlegis.gov
JasonHarperNM@gmail.com
susan.herrera@nmlegis.gov
dayan.hochman-vigil@nmlegis.gov
dwonda.johnson@nmlegis.gov
raymundo.lara@nmlegis.gov
derrick.lente@nmlegis.gov
lewisfornm@gmail.com
georgene.louis@nmlegis.gov
patricia.lundstrom@nmlegis.gov
willie.madrid@nmlegis.gov
antonio.maestas@nmlegis.gov
rodolpho.martinez@nmlegis.gov
javier.martinez@nmlegis.gov
matthew.mcqueen@nmlegis.gov
roddmontoya@gmail.com
greg.nibert@nmlegis.gov
jpandp@comcast.net
William.pratt@nmlegis.gov
bill.rehm@nmlegis.gov
andrea@andrearomero.com
andres.romero@nmlegis.gov
pat.roybalcaballero@nmlegis.gov
angelica.rubio@nmlegis.gov
patricio.ruiloba@nmlegis.gov
tomas.salazar@nmlegis.gov
joseph.sanchez@nmlegis.gov
debbie.sarinana@nmlegis.gov
gregg.schmedes@nmlegis.gov
larry.scott@nmlegis.gov
nathan.small@nmlegis.gov
melanie.stansbury@nmlegis.gov
sheryl.stapleton@nmlegis.gov
jamesstrickler@msn.com
candie.sweetser@nmlegis.gov
liz.thomson@nmlegis.gov
townsend@pvtn.net
christine.trujillo@nmlegis.gov
jimtrujillo@msn.com
linda.trujillo@nmlegis.gov
martin.zamora@nmlegis.gov

I sent my emails, here is what I said if it helps anyone with a start on theirs:

"Please do NOT allow HB 366 to pass. Public land is for EVERYBODY and banning regulated trapping on public land will not only take income from families, but the results of removing trapping from the environment has devastating results on wildlife through overpopulation, disease, and millions of dollars lost to attacks on livestock. Please consider other states who are having issues with these problems, such as Colorado, who banned trapping in 1996 and now their government has to spend millions to clean up the mess it has caused. This bill was created and pushed by animal rights activists who are fueled by emotion rather than science, and once they take away trapping, they will also take away hunting and many other revenue generating sports that should be allowed on public land. The facts are, modern day traps are humane, and regulated trapping is necessary for a healthy ecosystem. Thank you for your time."

Praying for you guys in NM, as a public land trapper in WI myself, I can't believe how scary it must be to think of trapping being taken away. Please keep us updated!

Any more updates? I continue to call and email, wish I was closer.

Keep calling and emailing its still on the h9use floor thats all i know currently please do not let up

Emails sent.
...Praying they listen and do the right thing.

Travis , Please hear me out on this , The Uprising Must Be from within The State of New Mexico First (1st) for The New Mexico State Legislature and State Senate To REALLY LISTEN (I MEAN REALLY LISTEN) , Then Of Course Surrounding States throughout America Can come ALL together and Support The State of New Mexico Resident TRAPPERS . The State of New Mexico State Legislature and State Senate and Governor WANT TO HEAR FROM New Mexico Residents , they Live and Breath and Sleep there EVEYDAY and they WILL LISTEN TO YOU FOLKS , 95%+ MORE .

In this Era of time 2019 that is the way MOST States Operate .

Ask Wayne , There was an Era long ago when The States would take Consideration More from Out-of State folks about Home State Permanent Laws being Enacted and Passed and Sealed by The Governor , But Times has Changed Drastically ,and although Trapping , Hunting , Fishing Is For The People of The States , The Home State Folks Rule The Roost , Especially in 2019 Era .

I Believe I can speak for ALL PEOPLE ON THIS SITE "WE ALL OPPOSE" ALL BILLS AND ALL & "ANY" THREATS TO TRAPPING (110%+) and , HUNTING AND FISHING AND all Outdoor Sports .

Of Course We ALL CAN Phone and E:mail ALL Committee Members of the State of New Mexico Legislature and Senate and Governor , but it Is My Honest Opinion in 2019 , If these phone calls and E:mails are Not coming from Within The State of New Mexico , ALL of them attempts may just be Filtered , ALL OF THEM , (EVERYTHING) As Spam or Robo Calls . Just My 10 cents buddy . God Bless The Trappers Of The State of New Mexico .

We (nonresidents) may not have the influence of those within the state, but every little bit helps. I received replies to some of my emails, so they're obviously not all getting filtered. Some may have been auto-email replies but others were not and they thanked me for my input.

EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE helps, right now the bill is being held in the house , the session ends Sat. the 16 of March, the bill is not dead till then.-----It's a good time to be a trapper!!!

We BEAT them!!! Thanks again to everyone. Session is over today at 12 noon!!

That is good news indeed!!!!!!

Great news indeed.
The question remains how and where to celebrate

Fantastic news!

I would like to thank everyone spoke up and helped to defend New Mexico's freedom to trap. It makes a big difference when we are united for a cause. Some may think "I am just one person, they will not listen to me," but it can and does make a difference. Win or lose each and every one of us is important. Once again thank you for helping and a special thanks to Joe Luna and the New Mexico Trappers Association.

Great news and good work. Stay vigilant, they'll be back.

Not that anybody cares but California will lose all the rest of their trapping as well as become a fur free state with a total ban on the sale of any fur garments by the close of this legislative session.

I just don't see anything stopping it here.

Congratulations New Mexico!

ML

Congratulations this is fantastic news for NM

Nice! Big win for NM and trappers everywhere

Victory! Yahooo!

Good News Congrats.

Congrats to New Mexico. Mercer, it is not that no one cares for California. It is a great and beautiful state with millions of fine people. However, the good, common sense folks, people who are very like those who built California now are a minority and have about no voice and the rest of the people of California scare the daylights out of most of us for fear that is what might happen to us as well. I surely wish you all the best but see no method of being of assistance beyond that well wish.