This concurrent resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to establish an individual right for citizens of New Hampshire to hunt, fish, and harvest game and fish. The amendment specifies that this right is subject to existing laws and regulations aimed at promoting wildlife conservation, managing resources for public use, and ensuring the sustainability of hunting and fishing practices. It emphasizes that public hunting and fishing should be the preferred method for wildlife management in the state, while clarifying that the amendment does not alter any laws related to eminent domain, trespass, or property rights.

The proposed amendment will be presented to voters during the state general election in November 2026. If approved by a two-thirds majority, it will be enacted upon the governor's proclamation. The ballot will include a clear question regarding the amendment, allowing voters to express their support or opposition. Currently, the New Hampshire constitution does not recognize an individual right to hunt, fish, and harvest game and fish, making this amendment a significant change in the state's legal framework.