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This week's Hunter's Brief covers critical updates on public land threats, conservation funding, and state-level regulations affecting hunters and anglers across America. Senate Republicans' proposal to sell 3.29 million acres of public lands leads major headlines alongside conservation gains and industry controversies.

• Senate Republicans propose selling 3.29 million acres of BLM and Forest Service lands across Western states
• Federal class action lawsuit against archery manufacturers alleges price fixing since 2021
• Congress allocates $10 million for Chronic Wasting Disease research in 34 states
• BLM proposes new rule balancing conservation and recreation on 245 million acres of public land
• Interior Department blocks 211-mile mining road in Alaska, protecting caribou habitat
• North Carolina debates conservation access pass for non-hunters using game lands
• Washington Governor's Fish and Wildlife Commission nominees draw mixed reactions
• Pennsylvania Senate passes bill offering discounted licenses to volunteer firefighters
• New Hampshire's fish and game funding proposal stalls due to low public support
• Klamath River dam removal brings salmon upstream but Keno Dam remains blocked

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