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Firearms are nothing without ammo. However, given the different reasons that people invest in firearms, attitudes to ammunition can vary wildly. Someone more interested in a firearm as a means for self-defense may not be […]
There are many things to consider when deciding on the best flashlight for hunting. The light output (lumens), run time, beam distance, peak beam intensity (measured in candela), water resistance, and impact resistance play a […]
Shooting 410 FPS at 26.5” Long, NEW TenPoint Siege RS410™ Redefines Size, Speed, and Comfort at its Price-Point TenPoint Crossbow Technologies’ is excited to announce the release of the industry’s most impressive reverse-draw crossbow at […]
With firearm sales continuing to surge across the country, NSSF® President and CEO Joe Bartozzi welcomes millions of first-time gun buyers to the community of firearm owners in a new video and offers tips on […]
Experienced upland hunters consider the ruffed grouse the most challenging game bird of all. From years of pursuing this beautiful brown, russet and black bird, I can vouch for that. If there’s a way […]
Gamo’s 10X Technology takes another step forward with the new horizontal magazine alignment on the Swarm Fusion 10X. Gamo’s 10X Technology first appeared in the industry changing Swarm Maxxim, the first breakbarrel air rifle […]
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers commended Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt’s proposal to expand public hunting and fishing access at 74 national wildlife refuges and 15 national fish hatcheries, totaling 1.4 million acres of public […]
To all of our veterans Far and near. We thank you for your service For all those years. You sacrificed your time, And some gave your life. You preserved our freedom By willingly paying the […]
Turkey seasons are finished in some states, winding up in others and in addition to summer vacations and chores, hunters’ minds are already turning toward next deer season. But for those sportsmen already dreaming of […]
Rossi has redesigned its popular Matched Pair rimfire rifle/shotgun system to satisfy the needs of the modern shooter. Originally developed as a multi-function platform for youth shooters, the Matched Pair concept has also proven popular […]
Looking to provide the best resources and opportunities for its growing Paralympic shooting program, USA Shooting has hired Will Anti to fill the role of team coach/manager. Anti will begin his duties on-site at the […]
As summer draws near, kids are itching to get outside and explore! Encourage their curiosity and love of nature with help from this printable field guide, which will show them how to find and […]
Employees of companies that support the National Shooting Sports Foundation® at the highest level may apply for education aid through the NSSF Patron Member Scholarship Program. NSSF has made a total of $60,000 in scholarship […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation provided $355,128 in grants to fund nearly two dozen habitat enhancement and elk research projects in Oregon. The projects benefit 10,317 acres of wildlife habitat across Coos, Crook, Curry, Douglas, […]
In January of 2017, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation first raised a warning about a “quiet” movement. In 2018, RMEF distributed an open letter to its membership in Colorado and Utah about an effort that […]
Hiking with kids can be an extremely rewarding activity for the whole family. Not only does a hike through nature keep kids physically active, but it has been proven to improve mental health and […]
BANKS NOT SHOOTING STRAIGHT … NSSF’s Larry Keane noted Citigroup’s CEO was asked direct questions about whether its anti-gun discriminatory policies have cost shareholders earnings. His answer was less than forthcoming, even after public reports of Louisiana’s […]
An environmental group that previously filed litigation to remove grizzly bears from state management and return them to federal protection, now intends to sue the federal government with a goal of vastly expanding grizzly bear […]
The Boone and Crockett Club has had a history of working closely with the Secretary of the Interior dating back to Secretary, and Club member, John W. Noble (1889-1893) who set aside the first forest […]
Hong Kong Morening Post reported first – Hong Kong customs seized HK$16.5 million (US$2.1 million) worth of rhino horns in transshipment cargo at the airport on Friday, marking a record haul of products related to […]
Ducks Unlimited has released the latest film in its online series. In “The ACE Basin” viewers are treated to a hunt in South Carolina and interviews with some of the key people behind conserving the […]
The thebeacon.net reported first – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has wrapped up Operation North Coast, the largest poaching case in the 146-year history of the Division of Wildlife. The case primarily concerned […]
JP Enterprises has debuted their new manual rifle for 2019, the MR-19™, which is now available for purchase. The MR-19™ serves as a collaborative rifle project between JP and other premier manufacturers in the precision […]
New York Assembly Member Deborah J. Glick (D-Greenwich Village) has introduced Assembly Bill 722, which would ban hunting contests and field trials for hunting dogs. AB 722 is currently in the Assembly Environmental Conservation Committee […]
For more than 80 years, sound science has led to the success of Ducks Unlimited’s (DU) mission to conserve and restore North America’s wetlands and waterfowl habitat. While we commend the goal of the regulatory […]
Whitetails Unlimited has committed $40,000 towards it’s Tree Stand Safety Initiative over the last two years and things could not be going any better. A Hunter Safety Systems Ultralite Flex harness is being awarded via […]
The Boone and Crockett Club, the oldest wildlife conservation group in the U.S., today praised the Senate’s passage of the Natural Resources Management Act (S. 47), a bipartisan package of bills that includes several key […]
On Thursday, January 24th, the Pope and Young Club convened a Special Panel of Judges in Sioux Falls, South Dakota for a potential P&Y World Record Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. Clayton Miller’s massive ram is […]
Cities around the world will be celebrating World Wetlands Day (WWD) on Saturday, Feb. 2, and Ducks Unlimited (DU) is adding its voice to raise awareness of this important day. Since 1937, DU has conserved […]
In defiance of the government shutdown that continues to impact federal workers and public lands, a broad-based package of public lands bills, including a measure that would revive the Land and Water Conservation Fund, has […]
In the past 14 years, Mainers have faced out-of-state interest groups trying to dictate how bears are hunted. Twice, we have won. Now, recent articles in the Portland Press Herald and Bangor Daily News give […]
It is now very apparent that when plans were first being made to bring wolves back into the Northern Rockies, knowledgeable “wolf scientists” must have been extremely rare – and extremely far and few in […]
Maryland’s pioneering law to restrict the sale and use of insecticides implicated in honeybee die-offs had a bumpy debut this year. Spot checks of home and garden, hardware and other stores around the state found […]
When I think about hunting, it is amazing to me how something I am so passionate about today was never introduced to me when I was young. I grew up in the Upper Peninsula, a […]
Story first reported by woodburyoutfitters.com. Michigan archer Corey Memering shot one of the largest whitetails ever shot in Michigan when he harvested a 227” brute the day before Halloween. It should also be noted […]
Namibia. Land of wide-open spaces. Land of contrasts. Land of the brave. From the oldest desert in the World to sub-tropical climates and wide rivers. Where the sustainable use of our abundant wildlife is enshrined […]
A hunter could be in the running for harvesting one of the largest bucks ever shot in America. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources highlighted Keith Szableswki of Johnston City, Illinois who shot a […]
The TRCP is joining forces with REI to urge you to #OptOutside on Black Friday—and get more involved every day in the conservation issues that matter As we prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, we’re proud […]
If Congress can pull off a Hail Mary pass for legislation that benefits hunters and anglers in the remaining weeks of 2018, here are the bills we want to see land on the president’s desk […]
With much of the Panhandle still coping with the devastation from Hurricane Michael – a recovery that may take months – we continue to be proud of the spirit, perseverance and fortitude of those who […]
Whether for fun or to better judge preferable animals to target, many hunters have an interest in the ability to age white-tailed deer, whether on the hoof or in hand. Attempting to determine the age […]
The Boone and Crockett Club today endorsed the nomination of Aurelia Skipwith as the new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director. Skipwith, an attorney and scientist, currently serves as deputy assistant secretary for fish, […]
This week, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke finalized the withdrawal of more than 30,000 acres of federal lands in southwest Montana from mining for 20 years, subject to valid existing rights. This is […]
Scour any sporting-goods retail space for a 10-gauge shotgun, and you’d be hard-pressed to come up with even a trace of an old ten. Say you did find a used Browning or an old SP-10 […]
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants federal fish and wildlife managers to better align their policies with state rules. In a memo Monday to officials in the Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and other agencies […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation calls on Congress to renew and permanently reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) with full, dedicated, annual funding. “For 52 years now, LWCF has provided critical funding for […]
The National Wild Turkey Federation applauds Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s announcement of expanded or new access to more than a quarter million acres at 30 national […]
In continuing its long-term relationship in Michigan, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded more than $30,000 in grant funding to benefit elk, elk habitat and hunting programs in the Wolverine State. “We are excited to […]
With countless places to roam and enjoy the great outdoors, Americans are taking advantage of these opportunities, and as they go, spending significant dollars, too. New economic reports by Southwick Associates reveal that more than […]
The National Shooting Sports Foundation® (NSSF®) and Walker’s have launched a mentor initiative that encourages experienced target shooters and hunters to invite new individuals to the range or field. The campaign is part of NSSF’s […]
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