Some European wolves have a distinct preference for wild boar over other prey, according to new research. Scientists from Durham University, UK, in collaboration with the University of Sassari in Italy, found that the diet […]
John Annoni may have walked into New York City’s NBC Studios for his live appearance a wolf dressed in sheep’s clothing. The founder of Camp Compass and 2 Million Bullets was a guest on MSNBC’s […]
South Dakota deer hunters returned 2,624 licenses for refunds – 143 for the archery season – due to the widespread whitetail mortality in regions of the state this year from an outbreak of Epizootic Hemorrhagic […]
The World Elk Calling Championships will reach its most elite level ever when the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation celebrates the 25th anniversary of the event at Elk Camp 2013 in Las Vegas. The Champion of […]
Igloo Products Corp., the nation’s largest cooler manufacturer, has expanded their Realtree® Camouflage collection of soft sided coolers. The Realtree Camouflage collection is now available with patterns and colors that any serious sportsman or sportswoman […]
Dan and Jim, First I want to say thanks for making this trip possible, When you guys called me this spring, I thought you were pulling my leg, you weren’t!! I’ve seen these big trips […]
We’re ringing in the holidays Impossible Shots style. Julie Golob is full of Christmas cheer and showing you how to make your own Christmas ornaments using three different guns and some very creative targets. Then […]
A move by U.S. authorities to consider placing a small grassland bird native to parts of the oil and gas belt on the Endangered Species List has drawn the ire of some Western lawmakers. The […]
The holiday season is a time for traditions, including hunting trips for gathered family and friends, and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission through its Home From The Hunt™ campaign urges everyone to prioritize the safety […]
When Department of Natural Resources parks ranger Dana LaFlamme answered the phone at Holly State Recreation Area and took a reservation for one of the park’s cabins, she had no idea this reservation would be […]
Coyote hunting at night with the aid of an artificial light will be disallowed temporarily in five counties – Dare, Tyrrell, Hyde, Washington and Beaufort – pending the outcome of a lawsuit questioning the temporary […]
Held at the home of the U.S. Army Sniper School, the 2012 International Sniper Competition earlier this month ended in an open class victory for the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit duo of Staff Sgt. Daniel […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation brings hands-on accomplishment of its mission to Elk Camp 2013 by announcing grants for the state of Nevada that aid elk, elk country, youth and educators. “It’s important for us […]
Hunters who take to the woods in pursuit of moose harbor some sort of hope for success — whether it’s a modest desire to fill a freezer with meat or daydreams of a record-setting specimen. The […]
A generous Knife Rights supporter has issued a Matching Challenge. He will match, dollar for dollar, every dollar we raise between now and the end of the year. Give $25 – We get $50! Give […]
The Florida Parole Commission, on Oct. 31, denied parole for the man convicted of killing Wildlife Officer Danese “Dan” Crowder. Crowder was shot and killed in Lafayette County while attempting to arrest Colon Russell for […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding hunters that only raw products are legal when using peanuts and peanut products for the supplemental feeding of black bears or when being placed in locations where the […]
USA Shooting has awarded $198,000 in monetary bonuses to the organization’s four Olympic medalists as part of its Athlete Incentive Reward program the organization announced Thursday. Winning the most gold medals (3) of any team […]
Even during the day, a boarded up mansion on Ridgewood Street in Clearwater is like a scene out of a scary movie. The home has been abandoned for years. “It’s completely overgrown,” says Allie Lyon […]
They’ve destroyed roofs, damaged cars and frightened many residents. They pose a health hazard, and besides, they’re just plain annoying. Altavista has, in short, had it up to here with buzzards. Last week, Town Council […]
WH Smith has banned children from buying magazines about shooting – even though it is legal for them to own a gun. Britain’s biggest newsagent has introduced an over-14s limit on all copies of country […]
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has confirmed the first case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in the state on a deer farm in Adams County. The disease is fatal in deer, elk and moose, but […]
With the onset of hunting seasons around the country, now is the time to check each piece of hunting gear to make sure it is in tip-top shape. One item that may get overlooked is […]
A new year, a new venue, and new features highlight Elk Camp 2013 when the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation transforms the Las Vegas strip into the Elk Hunting Capital of the World. RMEF’s annual expo […]
An argument over whether wolves should be returned to Rocky Mountain National Park to reduce an overabundance of elk is moving to a federal appeals court. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Colorado […]
Poor hunting decision: There will be no spot in the record books for Wayne N. Long II, a Watertown hunter who claimed to have killed a state record buck in Rutland Corners on Thursday. Instead, […]
New Hampshire hunters hunting in New York this fall should be aware that it is illegal to transport the carcasses through Vermont or Massachusetts. While New York has been removed from New Hampshire’s list of […]
When Clayton archery hunter Rick Pearce found himself surrounded by six wolves last Friday, September 7, he was glad he had a couple of wolf tags. The wolf pack was aggressive enough that he wishes […]
Four new firearms were given away this summer to lucky recipients who took part in Fish and Game’s Small Game and Ruffed Grouse surveys. All this year’s hunters need to do be eligible to win […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to permanently protect more than 8,000 acres of prime elk habitat in northwest Colorado. RMEF received funding from CPW and lottery-funded Great […]
A cooperative agreement between the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and a timber company with land in southeast Oklahoma will secure more than 22,000 new public acres for sportsmen. At its September meeting, the Oklahoma […]
Swiss biologists are testing a sheep collar wolf-warning device that registers heart rate changes and alerts shepherds to attacks via text message, while simultaneously emitting a repellant.The envisioned collar is in its preliminary phase, and […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation commended the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) for returning management of the growing gray wolf population to Wyoming. Beginning Sept. 30, the state will manage wolves in Wyoming under […]
Removal of the Wyoming gray wolf from endangered list is based in sound science, achieves long-term management objectives for the species Calling it a “victory for responsible wildlife management,” the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership roundly […]
BLACKHAWK!® announces its high-quality products are being featured now on NBC’s new reality show, Stars Earn Stripes. Cast members will utilize BLACKHAWK! high-quality gear during tactical missions inspired by real military exercises. The show premiered […]
As more and more states place restrictions on hunters—or eliminate types of hunting like the proposed ban on using hounds to hunt bears and bobcats in California—it is apparent that big predators like wolves and […]
CVA has licensed exclusive rights to the PalmSaver Ramrod design from Perry Hunsaker, world-famous elk guide and inventor of several innovative hunting products. The ramrod was first introduced on the new CVA ACCURA MR (Mountain […]
After twice petitioning the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban lead in traditional hunting ammunition—and after being twice previously denied—the extremist Center for Biological Diversity group (CBD) is back at it. In early […]
If everything goes as planned, the wolf will be delisted in Wyoming this fall, except inside Yellowstone National Park. That means it will be up to the state of Wyoming to manage the population at […]
The top collegiate rifle talent will vie for NCAA Championship glory this week at Ohio State University (OSU), March 9-10 at the Converse Hall and French Field House in Columbus. The undefeated Horned Frogs from […]
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