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Excise tax programs reap a record $1.09 billion for state conservation efforts Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Paul A. Smith Sales of firearms and ammunition in 2020, including those used at clinics such as this Wingshooting in Wisconsin program held July 26 at Milford Hills Hunt Club in Johnson Creek, helped generate a record $1.09 billion to benefit conservation through the federal Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Programs. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 will go down as an especially significant year in American history. That includes the COVID-19 effect on conservation programs. In a nutshell, it was a boon. The latest data to support that conclusion emerged Thursday from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The agency reported it would distribute a record $1.09 billion this year to state natural resources agencies through the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Programs (WSFR).

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