JEFFERSON CITY — ‘No ban on public land’ are what dozens of signs read on the Capitol grounds Wednesday.

We believe that public property belongs to the public and that’s why we’re here because we don’t want a ban on public property because we’re the ones that live in this atrocity.

‘No ban on public land’ is what dozens of signs read on Wednesday on the Capitol grounds. (Kyreon Lee/KRCG 13)

Members of the Missouri Hunting and Working Dog Alliance, farmers, landowners, commissioners, etc. traveled from the southern parts of the state to be heard. They came on a mission to voice their concern about the ban of hunting feral hogs on federal and state land.

In December, the U.S. Department…