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Will Firearms, Ammo Taxes Become Wedge Between Hunters, Sports Shooters?

Summary by Cowboy State Daily
Most of the firearms and ammunition tax revenue for wildlife conservation is coming from non-hunting sports shooters. Anti-hunters are trying to leverage that, but Wyoming shooters say it won’t work here.
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Will Firearms, Ammo Taxes Become Wedge Between Hunters, Sports Shooters?

Most of the firearms and ammunition tax revenue for wildlife conservation is coming from non-hunting sports shooters. Anti-hunters are trying to leverage that, but Wyoming shooters say it won’t work here.

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Cowboy State Daily broke the news in on Monday, November 3, 2025.
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