Welcome to the Allied Sportsmen's Associations of Florida, Inc., web site. For those of you who are viewing our page for the first time, we thank you for coming and encourage you to take a few minutes to browse our pages. You can find information about the organizations that are members of ASAF, upcoming events, and even how to become a member organization or individual supporter.

The mission of the Allied Sportsmen's Associations of Florida is to provide a statewide, unified voice for the concerns of all sportsmen and conservationist, to insure their rights and interests are protected, and to protect and enhance the environment and our natural resources. We accomplish this by working with Florida Legislators, the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission and other local, state and federal agencies.

One of our newest features on the site, and one that we hope you will come back often to review, is our Executive Director's Report. Here you will find updates from Lane Stephens, our executive director, on items of interest. Depending on the time of year, the reports may contain legislative information, items pertaining to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, reports on meetings that ASAF has participated in, or other useful information. The current report will show up when you click on the Executive Director's Report button, and previous reports will be available as PDF files. If you have a web site, we encourage you to place a link to us on your site, and if you are an individual sportsmen, we ask that you share our web address with your friends. Feel free to contact us by e-mailing our executive director at lane.asaf@comcast.net. Thanks for joining us and we wish you success in the field or on the water!

ASAF FINAL 2009 BILL REPORT

Please click here to view the report.

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At the December 2009 FWCC Commission meeting, the Commission will consider a number of rule changes that, if adopted, will go into effect for the fall 2010 hunting season. One of these proposals pertains to deer dog training. The proposed changes only affect the dates during which the training may occur. The changes are necessary in order to line up with the new private land hunting season dates, which will also be considered. Again, the proposed changes only affect deer dog training on private lands. If you have questions, feel free to contact us.