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Alert - SS number to be required on Hunting Licenses

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ALERT - Social Security number to be required on all Hunting licenses!

There is a new federal firearms data base coming upon Wyoming residents unless we stop it!  Hunting and Fishing licenses to be tied to Social Security numbers, NEW APPLICATIONS WILL REQUIRE YOU ENTER THIS INFORMATION which it will then go into a federal data-base.

Since this is a request by the federal government it has no place in Wyoming and brings us closer to a REAL I.D.  System that we oppose. These actions could be used to keep a Dept. of Justice data base of firearm owners, this must be stopped at all costs.

The latest mandate from the federal government is being sold to us with the usual mantra- ”it’s best for the common good”. Here it is , wait for it…”compliance with federal child support enforcement laws”.

We won’t fall for this latest registration sceme!

We made it clear during the last session with the passing of HB-95 the Wyoming Firearms Freedon Act, we the people  want less federal intrusion to our lives, liberty and property.

Extortion tactics being used–
No surprise here - the Feds plan to withhold monies to Wyoming if we fail to comply, another reason the Pitman-Robertson Act must be abolished, since under this act they impose an excise tax to firearms and ammo manufacturers (10% on Handguns - 11% on Rifles and Ammo) only to refuse it if we the people refuse to obey the master.

According to Game and Fish Deputy Director John Emmerich - “The federal government requires this by law, so I don’t really see where we have a choice”.
It should be noted, Mr. Deputy Director was not elected by the people!

About Wyoming Government–
The Wyoming Constitution clearly states: 97-1-1 “that  power is inherent in the people” and 97-1-1 it states that “absoulute abritrary power over the lives liberty and property exist nowhere in a republic”.

Adding insult to injury–
Possibly to “hide the light of truth from shinning”, the Game and Fish Commission is forging ahead at its July 28-29 meeting in Saratoga a town of about 1800 people. The actions are a prime example of the federal and state government working collectivly to squash the liberty of the people.

YOU MUST BE INVOLVED! ASAP

Contact all of the committee members below, also call your districts legislators.
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Below are the members of the “Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Committee” contact these legislators and let them know that you won’t stand for any registrations schemes.

Senator Bruce Burns (R-Sheridan) (307) 672-6491 bburns@dbburns.com

Senator Henry H.R. “Hank” Coe (R-Park) (307) 527-6201 hcoe@wyoming.com

Senator Dan Dockstader (R-Lincoln/Sublette/Teton) (307) 886-1500 ddockstader@wyoming.com

Senator Kit Jennings (R-Natrona) (307) 265-5500 kit@kitsenate.com

Senator Saundra Meyer (D-Uinta) (307) 789-8745 slmey@wyoming.com

Representative Pat Childers (R-Park) (307) 587-5145 childers@wyoming.com

Representative Dave Bonner, Jr. (R-Park) (307) 754-2221 dbonner@wyoming.com

Representative Kermit C. Brown (R-Albany) (307) 745-7358 kermitbrown@wyoming.com

Representative Cathy Connolly (D-Albany) (307) 399-0482 cconnolly@wyoming.com

Representative Kathy Davison (R-Linc/Sublette/Sweetwater) (307) 877-6483 kdavison@wyoming.com

Representative Allen M. Jaggi (R-Uinta/Sweetwater) (307) 786-2817 ajaggi@wyoming.com

Representative Lori Millin (D-Laramie) (307) 630-3710 lorimillin@bresnan.net

Representative Lisa A. Shepperson (R-Natrona) (307) 258-8900 lshepperson@wyoming.com

Representative Bill Thompson (D-Sweetwater) (307) 875-3189 billthompson@wyoming.com

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WyGO PAC web-site launched

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CHEYENNE — WyGO PAC has been launched…we are on the road to Liberty! 

The WyGO PAC raises funds to support the election of pro-gun candidates within Wyoming.

Using a proven two-prong strategy, WyGO – (Wyoming Gun Owners Association) lobbying before and during the legislative session and WyGO-PAC exposing the anti-gun politicians during the election cycle — the new committee gives citizens of Wyoming a very powerful way to defend their gun rights without any risk of having their support handed over to politicians who treat the Second Amendment with contempt.

The philosophy is that we will be brutaly honest when exposing anti-gun candidates so gun owners will be able to confidently donate to a truly pro-gun PAC that will seek to elect only solid pro-gun candidates.

“Our new PAC won’t be welcome news for politicians who have or intend to betray gun owners, particularly on the concealed carry issue, “we can no longer accept breadcrumbs” says WyGO PAC Chairman Anthony Bouchard.

To learn more about WyGO PAC or to donate - http://wygopac.org/

ANTI-GUN POLICE UNION

When Constitutional Carry Legislation is brought forth like HB-113 the ANTI-GUN POLICE UNION begins to lobby the legislature with the mantra “we just want to keep our officers safe” as if somehow law abiding citizens are the threat. The legislators even treat these lobbyists as an authority, forgetting the duty to represent the people and protect their “Second Amendment Rights” guaranteed to them by the Constitution.

The Venomous Union will stop at nothing, even performing background checks on law abiding gun rights advocates. These tactics don’t belong in Wyoming, it’s time the ANTI-GUN POLICE UNION stops lumping “Law abiding citizens” in with the COP KILLERS!

Here’s the truth about the COP KILLERS - they are Career Criminals!
The following is a summary of “Cop Killer Profiles” from the 2008 FBI Summaries of Officers Feloniously Killed. To see report click here

Of course none were in Alaska, Vermont or Wyoming…the following reveals the profile of the Cop Killers that don’t care what the law is.

Arizona

1. The 25-year-old suspect had a prior criminal record and was known to use drugs.

2. The 42-year-old a known drug dealer, was arrested in Mexico and at the time of this publication, was still in custody there for unrelated smuggling charges and was awaiting extradition to the United States to face trial in this case.

California

1. The man had a prior criminal record including weapons violations and was a known user of narcotics.

2. Call that became a tactical situation…at a beauty shop where an employee’s ex-husband had broken the front window to gain entrance and was making threats and displaying a weapon

3. The man, who was on parole at the time of the incident and who had a prior criminal record that included violent crime, drugs, police assault, and weapons violations…

Florida

1. The man had a prior criminal record that included violent crime, drugs, and weapons violations.

2. The man had suffered some mental problems…His family had attempted twice on the previous day to have him involuntarily placed under psychiatric observation, but he had left the hospital twice on his own. He had proven to be verbally abusive and uncooperative to law enforcement and hospital staff involved in both episodes…the man’s brother was waiting in a pickup truck at the house. He informed the deputies he and his companion could hear his brother moving about in the house and that his brother had a shotgun in his possession.

Georgia

1. A 26-year-old male…Probation Violation, and Marijuana Possession.

Illinois

1. The 44-year-old offender, who was a known drug user with prior mental disorders.

2. The 37-year-old suspect, who had prior convictions for violent crimes, drugs, and weapons violations.

3. The 41-year-old offender, who had a prior criminal record that included violent crime and weapons violations.

Kentucky

1. The 17-year-old assailant, who had a prior criminal record

Louisiana

1. The 41-year-old suspect, who had a long list of prior offenses, including murder.

2. The 44-year-old suspect, who had a prior criminal record including violent crime.

Maryland

1. Vehiclular Homicide - The driver…struck the victim sergeant, and dragged him over 200 feet before fleeing the scene.

Michigan

1. 16-year-old assailant, who had a prior criminal record and was on conditional release at the time of the incident.

Missouri

1. The suspect, who had a prior criminal record that included violent crime.

2. The 41-year-old man, known to the police as a drug dealer and user with prior convictions.

North Carolina

1. The 37-year-old man, who was a known drug user and who had a prior criminal record that included arrests for drugs, police assault, and weapons violations.

2. Domestic dispute between a man and a woman. The woman was still inside the residence with three children, but the man had left the home, possibly armed…Following a 5-day manhunt, the 32-year-old suspect was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Ohio

1. Observed what appeared to be a drug transaction taking place between a man in a vehicle and a man in front of an abandoned house.

2. [Police Officer] was fatally shot while he was attempting to make an arrest…Officers located a 26-year-old suspect, who still had one handcuff on his wrist.

Oregon

1. 32-year-old suspect…The man had a criminal record with prior convictions, probation, and parole. a 57-year-old male was also arrested in connection with the case and charged with six counts of Aggravated Murder, two counts of Attempted Murder, First-Degree Assault, and Possession of Explosive Device.

Pennsylvania

1. The 34-year-old offender, who had a prior criminal record for violent crime.

2. The 27-year-old offender was wanted at the time of the incident for aggravated assault and parole violation, and he had an extensive criminal record of violent crime, police assault, and weapons violations.

3. The 40-year-old woman was arrested and charged with Murder of a Federal Agent, Assault by Use of a Dangerous Weapon, Use of a Firearm in a Crime of Violence, Aiding the Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, Drug Conspiracy, Possession with Intent to Deliver More than 50 Grams of Cocaine Base, Possession with Intent to Deliver Cocaine, and Possession of a Firearm While Using Unlawful Controlled Substances. She was known to use, deal, and possess drugs, and she was under the influence of narcotics at the time of the incident.

South Carolina

1. Burglary in progress - The burglars fled the area before additional deputies arrived. In the ensuing investigation, officers arrested two suspects on September 5. The first suspect, a 19-year-old male with a prior criminal history, was charged with Murder, 4 counts of First-Degree Burglary, and 1 count of Second-Degree Burglary. The second suspect, an 18-year-old male who was on probation at the time of the incident, was also charged with Murder, 3 counts of First-Degree Burglary, and Second-Degree Burglary.
2. 41-year-old…had prior convictions for violent crime, was under the influence of narcotics and was on conditional release at the time of the incident.

Tennessee

1. While serving an individual with a warrant for a misdemeanor violation of probation….The suspect was on probation at the time of the incident and had prior convictions for drugs.

Texas

1. While handling a prisoner…The individual was able to open the sliding partition between the front and rear seats and retrieve the corporal’s backup weapon, a .40-caliber semiautomatic handgun, from the front seat.

2. The 28-year-old suspect, who had a long criminal history including arrests for police assault, violent crime, and drugs.

3. The 37-year-old suspect had an extensive list of prior convictions and was on parole. He was also known to use and possess drugs and was under the influence of narcotics.

Virginia

1. In the serving of a search warrant at the home of a suspect…28-year-old man who had a prior criminal record involving drugs.

2. Felony traffic stop - a citizen reported that her former companion had been in the stairwell of her apartment building with a gun… An alert was issued and his vehicle was located in a nearby shopping center. When police approached, the man fled in his vehicle and headed directly to the apartment complex where the complainant lived.

3. Undercover narcotics sting - 23-year-old male who was under supervision/conditional release.

Washington

1. 28-year-old assailant, who had a previous criminal history that included violent crime and drug violations.

2. While investigating a suspicious person…The dispatcher advised the officer that the man was a convicted felon, had a temporary protection order and a no contact order placed against him, and that he was on parole…The deputies shot and killed the 36-year-old suspect. Further investigation revealed that the suspect had also killed a second victim, a recently retired correctional officer who was shot to death and whose vehicle was found at the store where deputies had killed the suspect.

Note: One officer killing was not in the original report and this profile summary reflects the killers not the number of officers killed.

Wyoming Representative Allen Jaggi HB 95 firearms freedom act with “teeth”

rep_allen_jaggiHB 95 Wyoming Firearms Freedom Act -2

Don’t be confused by similar legislation, Miller HB 28 just doesn’t go far enough.

To see a comparison between HB 28 and HB 95  click here you will see Representative Jaggi (pronounced Ya-Gee) has introduced legislation with “real teeth”.

“As gun guy and someone that believes the federal government is out of control, I wanted to introduce legislation fitting to Wyoming” said Representative Allen Jaggi.

 HB 95 Wyoming Firearm Freedom Act - 2  click here

This legislation is a combination of Alaska and New Hampshire’s Firearms Freedom Act containing both a penalties clause like New Hampshire as well as a defense clause like Alaska.

HB 95 has strong “Legislative findings and declarations of authority”. Also it amends the preemption to say “no other entity”, in essence backing up this legislation with law.

Email your legislator–
Place the following in subject line  – “YES on Jaggi HB 95 Firearms Freedom Act-2″

Wyoming Senator Cale Case introducing a fix to conceal carry reciprocity

Senator Cale Case

By Anthony Bouchard
Originally posted on examiner.com

Thumbs up to Senator Cale Case, he has introduced legislation to fix the conceal-carry blunder from earlier this year. SF 26 - Eligibility concealed weapons permit, will fix what Freuedenthal’s appointee decided was a problem.

Ultimately, WyGO / Wyoming Gun Owners supports legislation that lets anyone with a permit from any state carry in Wyoming. If an individual has a concealed carry permit from their own state, no matter what we interpret from their state law, who are we to say they cannot carry in Wyoming? Even if that state doesn’t reciprocate, we must lead by example.

Also, can we say we should be able to carry anywhere in the country only to restrict others visiting here? Certainly not.

While I believe we should be taking a harder stance, Senator Case is taking a good run in the right direction and we fully support the passing of this legislation in its current form.

In addition we will be watching closely for legislators that recommend changes to this legislation, and we will EXPOSE those with intentions to alter or move this legislation away from our position.

Contact your legislators and ask them to support SF 26 “Eligibility concealed weapons permit”, in its entirety.

To review introduced legislation – Senate File 26 “Eligibility concealed weapons permit” Click Here