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 | | “While this case dealt specifically with Argali sheep, which are hunted in Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, the decision sets legal precedent for species in the United States from whitetails to walleyes,” said Rob Sexton, U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation’s vice president for government affairs. |
 | | The U.S. District Court ruled that the anti’s did not have standing, which means they failed to substantiate their claim that a ruling in their favor would have any impact on argali sheep populations or sheep hunting. |
 | | In her ruling, however, Judge Kessler said that when imports of sheep from these countries were banned, poaching increased because revenues from U.S. hunters, used in part for conservation efforts, substantially decreased. |
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