Hunting & Archery
State wildlife officials say more deliberation is needed before new rules are adopted governing Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s regulatory response to the detection of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Texas. Consideration of proposed rules […]
Thanks to a pilot project agreement between the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Dane County Sheriff’s Office, the public will have weekend access to the Dane County Law Enforcement Training Center Range near […]
FIRST SHOTS A RESOUNDING SUCCESS IN D.C. . . . Washington, D.C., residents and their neighbors from Virginia and Maryland, displayed keen interest in the safe use of firearms, while at the same time showing […]
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 […]
Five deer at an unnamed Pottawattamie County breeding facility have tested positive for chronic wasting disease, leading state officials to quarantine the operation, the Iowa Departments of Natural Resources and Agriculture announced Tuesday. The quarantine […]
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commissioners approved a new federal rule last week that outlines changes in animal health regulations that will affect protocols for handling and testing for chronic wasting disease (CWD) in the Texas […]
It isn’t often that someone is called legendary, but United English Fanciers Association 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Jimmy Woodard and his best friend and prized coon dog “Buck” are said to be just that. […]
A man who had abused his ex-girlfriend and then plotted to kill her and make it look like she had been mauled by a bear was sentenced to prison for trying to hire someone to […]
The eXtension Feral Hogs Community of Practice will conduct a feral hog educational webinar series this fall for anyone needing information on this growing problem, said the webinar’s coordinator. “Despite all the control efforts and […]
Last year nearly 23 percent of hunters lost access to land they had previously hunted, while just over 20 percent of anglers had to change or cancel plans to fish because certain waters or access […]
In just 24 hours, one man’s online petition convinced the National Geographic Channel to rethink its plans to include a big-game hunter on a new show set to debut this fall. Conservationist Tim Martell, 42, says a […]
Anti-gun New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is the wrong man to speak about self-defense in a city that is a virtual victim disarmament zone because of his policies, the Citizens Committee for the Right to […]
Retailer members of the National Shooting Sports Foundation can greatly benefit from a new hotline service that will provide quick answers to their business questions. NSSF’s new Retailer Member Hotline is a toll-free number, 855-FFL-NSSF […]
The National Trust for Historic Preservation named Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch in Billings County, N.D., to its 2012 list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. This annual list spotlights important examples of the nation’s […]
Bohning announces the first and only fully adjustable rest that combines the speed of a roller rest and the security of a capture rest! The Carp-ivore™ features an easy top-load design and the option to […]
Bella Mae, a three-year-old bulldog from Oklahoma, learned a lesson she probably won’t forget after she tangled with a porcupine and was left with 500 quills stuck in her face. Veterinarians in Norman undertook emergency […]
A Missouri man set up a wildlife camera in his yard hoping to catch images of the pesky animal getting into his garbage cans. Instead, his camera ended up snapping shots of two no good […]
Coyotes at a golf course in western Canada had sports fans howling this week, chasing balls, chewing broadcast cables and generally creating havoc at the CN Canadian Women’s Open. Television crews preparing for the tournament […]
For three years now, Vernon Yates has been trying to catch a wild monkey that’s made the streets of Tampa, Fla., his home. Sure, Yates has captured and kept countless other mischievous or troubled animals […]
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 […]
The Second Amendment Foundation today reminded the United Nations that “if women have the right to be protected against violence, then they have the right to protect themselves against violence.” So spoke SAF’s Director of […]
Cut the grass, rake leaves or have fun? Not a hard choice to make when you have the facts, that is, when the fish, game and birds will be most active. The DataSport Fish & […]
Cooler mornings and shorter days are reminders for people that fall will soon arrive. Colorado Parks and Wildlife advises everyone that black bears notice the subtle change in seasons too, and will soon begin their […]
When Texas legislators allowed hunters to pay to shoot feral hogs from helicopters, they made national headlines with the “pork chopper” law. Now, a year after the law took effect and the hoopla has died […]
Of the 18 conservation leaders selected to advise the Obama Administration on wildlife and sporting issues, 11 are members of the Boone and Crockett Club. That influence is good news for America’s hunters because it […]
After delaying its “12 Weeks of Hunting Giveaway” promotion by a week to completely redesign its website to increase functionality, Hunter Safety System announces the launch of its faster, more user-friendly website as well as […]
As a flurry of new elk restoration projects unfold in the eastern U.S., the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is looking in on the herds and hunting opportunities that it was helping to establish one decade […]
Fourteen real-life S.W.A.T. officers compete. But there can only be one victor. Outdoor Channel, America’s leader in outdoor TV, today announced production is in full swing for the new original Outdoor Channel series, “Elite Tactical […]
When the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) recently reported the number of hunters grew by nine percent since 2006 and the number of anglers grew by 11 percent in that same time frame, sportsmen […]
USA Shooting Team members have stood on the Olympic medal stand, appeared on the NBC Today Show and made millions of target shooters proud with their medal-winning performances at the Summer Olympic Games. As a […]
Special Agent in Charge David L. McCain of the Detroit Field Division of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) announced the initiation of an advertising campaign in Flint, Michhigan in an attempt […]
Oliso®, the creator of user-friendly and innovative appliances, introduce the all-new Outdoor Series Oliso® PRO™ Vacuum Sealer. The frustration is over as the Outdoor Series OlisoPRO Vacuum Sealer fills the void with decidedly rugged, reliable […]
Fish and wildlife are a worldwide resource, and challenges to their responsible management – and, in some cases, their very existence – occur across the globe. This summer the TRCP sent representatives to the fourth […]
Are you going to buy, or have you purchased your hunting license this year? If you plan to hunt, you’d better. How about a new rifle, bow, or shotgun, and the ammunition? The license fees […]
The Wounded Warrior Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to rehabilitation and reintegration of wounded American veterans, was the beneficiary of the proceeds from a special long-range side match event at this year’s Rocky Mountain 3-Gun. […]
Rejuvenating wildlife habitat being invaded by noxious weeds and encroaching pinyon/juniper is the main theme in a list of Colorado conservation projects slated to receive 2012 grants from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. The RMEF […]
The NWTF, the leading conservation organization dedicated to improving upland wildlife habitat, and the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service are partnering on two initiatives to enhance critical ecosystems on private land across 16 states. The […]
Applications for Minnesota’s first-ever regulated wolf hunting and trapping season are being taken now through Thursday, September 6, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Individuals may apply for only one license from […]
Through the generosity of the shooting sports community, the USA Shooting Team will be represented for the first time at the International Junior Shotgun Cup, August 25-26, in Orimattila, Finland. Six of the top junior […]
When a state Game, Fish & Parks Department officer killed a 9-month-old mountain lion in Spearfish last Sunday, it was the 96th confirmed lion mortality this year. That is already a yearly record in GF&P […]
With wolf hunts slated to launch in Wisconsin and Minnesota this fall, a third Great Lakes state could soon open a season on wolves as well. Michigan House Bill 5834, introduced last week by Rep. […]
The Wildlife Heritage Foundation of New Hampshire reports a winning year all around for the organization and for the winning bidders in its annual moose hunt permit auction. A total of 12 bids were received […]
Partners’ donations to play valuable role in conservation Partners of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation play a crucial role in benefiting wildlife, often donating funds that help accomplish a range of conservation initiatives. The […]
Today is National Knife Day, a special day to celebrate our knives. The movement for National Knife Day seems to be gaining more traction every year and we’re happy to encourage it. For all of […]
Streamlight®, Inc., a leading provider of high-performance flashlights, today introduced the Streamlight SolarStream™, a supplemental solar charging panel for emergency responder and fleet vehicles. The Streamlight SolarStream helps to offset battery drain from computer systems […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will host a falconry apprentice workshop, presented by the N.C. Falconers Guild, on Oct. 20 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. at its Centennial Campus Center for Wildlife Education in […]
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department urges Fish & Game club officers and anyone with responsibility for an outdoor shooting range to attend the upcoming Shooting Range Operations and Management seminar on Saturday, September 15, […]
If you’re in the market for a no-maintenance product that all but guarantees high traffic to your favorite hunting spot, then look no further than the Mineral Mizer Bag. Simply hang it, wet it and […]
Safety First – Time To Take Your Hunter Education Class September is just a week away… which means the fall hunting seasons will begin soon. Are you ready?!?! On September 15th we officially celebrate and […]
A Maui pilot has pleaded guilty to loading deer on helicopters and flying them from Maui and the Big Island, offering a glimpse into an alleged scheme by hunters to move deer and sheep between […]
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