The Federation Report
August 10, 2018

In This Issue
From Our Blog:

Missouri Supreme Court Rules All Deer Are Wildlife
Pen raised deer likes these, with unnaturally large antlers, are for sale to be shot for tens-of-thousands of dollars. Photo by Brandon Butler

It took five years and millions of dollars to settle an argument that should have never happened. But the buck has stopped at the Missouri Supreme Court, who on July 3 unanimously ruled that all deer are wildlife. 
How did we get to a point where such an argument had to be made? The "Captive Cervid Industry" has found ways to pervert our American heritage of hunting by confining wild animals and genetically altering them to grow unnaturally large antlers in fenced-enclosures where a paying customer can pick out the...

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Join us tomorrow, August 11th
Pull for Conservation: Central


The 12th annual Pull for Conservation: Central presented by Central Electric Power Cooperative will be held this Saturday, August 11, 2018 at River Hills Sporting Clays in Boonville

Visit HERE to learn more. You can register at the event. Contact Tyler Schwartze at  [email protected] for more information. 

Explore the Outdoors: St. Louis 
September 6th


There are lots of reasons to join us for the last stop of our Explore the Outdoors series. Register today for Explore the Outdoors: St. Louis being held on September 6 at the Schlafly Brewery. 

Learn more HERE.

Explore the Outdoors: Columbia Highlights

Explore the Outdoors: Columbia Highlights
Explore the Outdoors: Columbia Highlights


Mayor's Monarch Pledge in Branson


Mayor Karen Best of Branson has been very active with the Mayor's Monarch Pledge. A new monarch butterfly garden was recently dedicated in Branson. Dolly Parton's Stampede is a show in Branson that reaches about a quarter of a million people each year. 

With a flower mural of a butterfly adorning the front lawn of Dolly Parton's Stampede and a 1974 hit song and album declaring "Love is Like a Butterfly," Stampede owner Dolly Parton said she's proud to support the conservation effort.

"I'm so proud we support this conservation effort for a beautiful creature that holds a special meaning to me," Parton stated in a news release. 

Read more HERE.