New Jersey: Urge Lawmakers to Ban Wildlife Killing Contests
This action is for New Jersey residents only.
In wildlife killing contests, participants compete to kill as many animals as possible in a set amount of time for cash or prizes — such as for the smallest animal killed or the most animals killed.
New Jersey’s proposed wildlife killing contest ban (S.2754/A.1142) would put an end to these cruel and unnecessary events.
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