Roy Dust, president of the NY Crossbow Coalition, returns to the podcast on the heels of legislation expanding crossbow usage in New York passing both the Senate and the Assembly. Dust talks about what he and his organization have gone through in recent weeks, and what lies ahead assuming the governor signs the bill into law. Dan also touches on the current draft Adirondack Brook Trout Management Plan and public comment period in the works.
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