The District’s 68 mostly urban square miles leave little room for hunting.

But one member of the U.S. House of Representatives hopes to change that — not by legalizing hunting in the nation’s capital, but by guaranteeing D.C. residents access to affordable hunting licenses in neighboring states.

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