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Oregon voters face a seismic ballot battle this November over the PEACE Act, a sweeping measure that could outlaw hunting, fishing, and even livestock farming—labeling them as animal abuse. Backed by urban animal rights advocates and gathering over 120,000 signatures, the proposal threatens to dismantle decades of tradition and cripple conservation funding, as licenses and federal dollars like Dingell-Johnson support wildlife programs. Rural communities and hunters are mobilizing, warning of economic collapse and the potential reduction of the Game and Fish Commission to just law enforcement. States like Arkansas are watching closely, fearing a ripple effect that could reshape how Americans relate to nature—and whether tradition or activism wins the day.
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