A bill in Maine that would have put an end to all game farms, including a handful that offer shooting opportunities, got killed in committee by a 12-0 vote – the vote for “ought not to pass”. Under Maine rules, a unanimous vote effectively kills the bill.
One member of the Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry Committee, Chairwoman Rep. Wendy Pieh, D-Bremen, was quoted as saying the following:
…..whether it’s fair-chase hunting or farming, or whether it offends the morals of some, is not for the Legislature to decide.
I think those are issues the market can handle,
Give Rep. Pieh a blue ribbon!!!
Tom Remington
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