The resolution proposed by Senator Huffman seeks to establish a constitutional right to hunt and fish in the State of Ohio by enacting Section 23 of Article I of the Ohio Constitution. This section emphasizes that hunting, fishing, and wildlife harvesting are integral to Ohio's heritage and should be preserved for the public good. It affirms the people's right to use traditional methods for these activities, while also allowing the General Assembly to regulate them through laws aimed at promoting wildlife conservation and ensuring the future of hunting and fishing.

If approved by voters in the general election on November 3, 2026, this constitutional amendment would declare hunting and fishing as preferred methods for managing and controlling wildlife in Ohio. Additionally, it clarifies that the new section would not interfere with existing laws regarding trespass or property rights. The amendment would take effect immediately upon receiving majority support from the electorate.