We watched this Thursday as President Donald Trump welcomed more than 100 hunters, anglers, and outdoor industry leaders to dinner inside the White House Rose Garden. One main talking point from the night is Trump’s effort to reverse some Biden-era restrictions that had impacted hunters and fishermen over the past few years. He signed a pair of executive orders in the Oval Office ahead of his speech. These orders reportedly work to expand "America's public lands and waterways."
President Trump will host Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, along with over 100 outdoorsmen, for a White House Rose Garden dinner Thursday evening, a source familiar with the event told The Hill's broadcasting partner, NewsNation Trump will reportedly speak during the event and sign two executive orders reversing former President Biden-era restrictions on U.S. land. One of these mandates will likely expand recreational fishing access and the other will promote efforts to boost quality wild game. Along with Burgum, Fish and Wildlife Service representatives, as well as Commerce Department and NOAA officials, will be in attendance. Other attendees include hunters, anglers and guests representing several outdoor sports companies The event is…
