Legislature gets wrong message on 8-year-old hunting bill

Last April, a meeting of the Conservation Congress voted down an advisory question to lower the hunting age from 12 to 10-year-olds. It went down 6,103 votes to 3,775 votes. That's almost a 2-1 defeat.

Somehow I don't think they meant to convey the message that they wanted even younger kids in the woods with loaded guns.

And before you think a bunch of libs showed up to sway the vote, they also voted to allow folks to shoot feral domestic cats that day too.