Hunting & Archery
Remington Arms Company, LLC has announced the launch of Remington Country Outfitters (RCO), a premier service that aligns sportsmen with the finest outfitters for first in class hunting and fishing experiences. “Over the course of […]
State officials are reviewing a proposed initiative for the 2014 ballot that would ban animal trapping on public lands in Montana. A similar initiative failed to qualify for the 2010 election, but the issue has […]
World-renowned wildlife artist John Banovich and his Banovich Wildscapes Foundation have renewed a three-year partnership with Dallas Safari Club (DSC) to help generate funding for and awareness of conservation needs in wild places around the […]
Kesia Nagata is uncomfortable buying commercially produced meat. “It looks all flabby and grey and not at all appealing,” she says. As a Buddhist-raised, recovering vegetarian, the grisly reality of feed lots, slaughterhouses and the […]
With hunting seasons ramping up, it’s the busiest time of year for game wardens across Texas. As a token of appreciation for their work, the Dallas Safari Club (DSC) has renewed life insurance policies for […]
Bullseye Camera Systems, LLC is donating 3 long range wireless target camera systems to Brownells’ Facebook giveaway. Starting today customers are asked to enter just once between the 18th and 25th. Three winners will be […]
Each August the temperatures of summer begin to cool in preparation for fall and the hunting seasons. Days get shorter and the night cooler. Doves begin to move about as the young of the year […]
You spend hours sitting and calling that first Tom on opening day and he won’t come any closer than 50 yards. Not to worry, with the Ithaca Turkey Slayer®, you can take that shot. Available […]
For the fifth straight year, America’s leading charity evaluator has given its highest marks to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Only four percent of the organizations rated by Charity Navigator have achieved five consecutive years […]
In fall high turkey numbers provide the opportunity and hunters need only provide the preparation. Success is when opportunity meets preparation. The changing seasons mean an anticipation of fall turkey hunting success throughout the entire […]
A 40-acre acquisition by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will improve access to nearly 18,000 acres of National Forest public lands in central Montana for hunting and other recreational enjoyment. “This strikes at the heart […]
Fall is in the air and for the hunters fortunate enough to live in states and provinces with a fall turkey season, get ready. Turkey Country’s annual fall hunting forecast gives NWTF members an edge […]
When it comes to the ‘norm’ for hunters, there is a quartet of creatures that are hunted in the United States. These are considered predators across the country, and although the coyote, fox and raccoon […]
Ecologists on Catalina Island are putting down their birth control guns for the first time in two years and letting the non-native bison replenish their herd. The massive mammals living out-of-place on the island off […]
Funding research to monitor the health, survival and recruitment of elk, as well as providing sponsorship of multiple hunting heritage events are the focus of grants from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation for the state […]
Once you understand the moose rut, you will have a much better chance of finding moose. During the moose-rutting season moose are found in different areas than other parts of the seasons. What Season Is […]
Funding provided by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will assist elk research and help ensure Alaska’s rich hunting heritage. The RMEF 2013 grants total $41,550 and affect communities and locations across Alaska. “When you think […]
Dallas Safari Club (DSC) is among the many sporting organizations headed this week to Washington D.C. for meetings with lawmakers and policymakers who influence hunting and conservation. The main event is the annual banquet of […]
Heartland Wildlife Institute takes deer to the End of the Trail. New End of the Trail attractant proves irresistible to Whitetails. Heartland Wildlife Institute, the provider of the finest complete program of deer and wildlife […]
Today marks a major milestone for hunters and conservationists. The Pittman-Robertson Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act was signed into law 76 years ago. Fitting that the anniversary falls on Labor Day, since it’s the […]
No, it’s not a crock: Two hunting parties in Mississippi both bagged alligators weighing more than 700 pounds. Only three days into the start of Mississippi’s alligator hunting season, NBC News reported that Dustin Brockman […]
Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG) accepted a $50,000 grant from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to assist with its wolf management plan. The funds will increase IDFG’s knowledge of interactions between wolves and elk, and […]
TruckVault’s Origins: It can be said that TruckVault was created accidentally. In the 1980s Al Chandler owned and operated a construction company in Seattle, Washington. One of his employees drove a van equipped with a […]
What’s the status of big game and birds across the country? It’s a question we ask wildlife managers in every province and territory ever year to help you identify the best spots to hunt—or, in […]
As part of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s (USA) Adopt-A-Park initiative, volunteers from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 666, United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters Locals 10, 540 and 110, and the Virginia Building […]
The 2013-2014 New Hampshire Hunting and Trapping Digest is out, featuring New Hampshire hunting season dates, bag limits, check stations and lots more info for the state’s hunters and trappers. Pick up a free copy […]
Moon Shine, LP, designer of Moon Shine Camo, announces their partnership with Savage Arms. Savage Arms now offers rifles in Muddy Girl and Harvest Moon Camouflage. These patterns continue to help companies like Savage stand […]
As the House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee convenes a series of field hearings focusing on the precarious situation faced by greater sage grouse populations in the Rocky Mountain West, sportsmen are promoting proactive management […]
House Water Bill Elicits Sportsmen’s Recommendations for Fish and Wildlife Restoration. Groups representing millions of Americans urge inclusion of sportsmen priorities in legislation authorizing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Seven prominent sportsmen’s groups representing […]
Each day in August, ThermaCELL will be giving away one Mosquito Repelling Appliance (MSRP: $31.99). This appliance repels mosquitoes, black flies and other flying insects in a 15 x 15 foot area. It is silent, […]
Wildlife officials on Monday were investigating a reported wolf attack on a 16-year-old boy camping last weekend in northern Minnesota. The attack reportedly occurred early Saturday in a campground along the shore of Lake Winnibigoshish […]
The Central Labor Council of Contra Costa County executive board and delegates recently sent a letter to members of the California State Legislature opposing two bills (AB711 and SB 53) that would severely limit hunting […]
The Department of Game and Fish is investigating the deaths of more than 100 elk discovered this week in northeastern New Mexico. Department biologists traveled to the area in Game Management Unit 46 north of […]
For most, summertime means days at the beach or lake and lazy afternoons at backyard barbeques. For you – the die-hard bowhunter – it means taking these pre-season months to become laser focused on harvesting […]
For the past 26 years, families have traveled to the campus of John A. Logan College on the fourth Friday of September. They attend the Southern Illinois National Hunting and Fishing Days, an event designed […]
Moon Shine, LP, designer of Moon Shine Attitude Attire, partnered with Swaziland Relief to donate clothing to the needy people of Africa. Moon Shine donated one thousand quarter zips and one thousand beanies along with […]
A recent nationwide survey indicates 79 percent of Americans approve of hunting, marking a five percent increase from 2011 and the highest level since 1995. “Hunting is a way of life for many of us. […]
The popular mobile payment company, Square, Inc., has recently changed their terms of use and will no longer allow the use of their product for firearm sales, ammunition, firearm parts, and any other associated materials […]
Mineral Mizer Bag is known for its popular original Mineral Mizer Bag – a super easy-to-setup mineral lick. All you do is hang it, wet it and forget it – for a year. But the […]
Are you sick and tired of dead batteries in your feeders? What if you never had to check or replace batteries or timers in your feeders again? The new all-in-one battery-free power and timer unit […]
Despite the strong tradition of ethics that the vast majority of hunter and anglers abide by, there are those that disregard the laws that regulate hunting and fishing. To address these violations, the Interstate Wildlife […]
Brandon Powell of Comer, Ga., repeated as the champion at the NWTF’s 19th annual Turkey Shoot after battling stiff competition as well as wind, rain and record low temperatures. Powell hit 193 targets – a […]
Billie Siddoway, whose brother, J.C. manages the Siddoway Sheep Company ranch in Terreton, said wolves attacked twice Monday night in different locations than Saturday’s kill near the Palisades Range. Wolves killed four sheep near Dog […]
A southeastern Idaho ranch lost 176 sheep as the animals ran in fear from two wolves that chased through a herd of about 2,400 animals south of Victor. Sheepherders for the Siddoway Sheep Co. heard […]
Grants provided by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will fund prescribed fire, aspen stand assistance, seeding and conservation projects to improve forage in Minnesota. RMEF grants total $34,650 and will enhance 3,901 acres of habitat […]
A $10,000 donation from the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Private Land Public Wildlife Access Program represents more than 40,000 acres of access for hunters and anglers who choose […]
A $50,000 grant from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will assist the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) with its wolf management plan. The funding will expand WGFD’s knowledge of predator-prey interactions between wolves and […]
In Sights Nutrition, manufacturers of nutritional wildlife attractants and supplements, introduces three nutritional deer products to their popular product line; Buck Draw, Buck Strut, and Buck Nut. In free-range conditions, the hardest element for deer […]
Moose are the largest member of the deer family, and a big bull is one of the most impressive trophies in the hunting world. As with most big game animals, field judging moose is very […]
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