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Mountain Dew Spending $100K Helping Outdoorsmen Buy Hunting and Fishing Licenses

Mountain Dew Spending $100K Helping Outdoorsmen Buy Hunting and Fishing Licenses

The “Out Here It’s Dew” campaign gives $20 toward 5,000 outdoorsmen’s 2020 licenses.
Hunting with Type 1 Diabetes

Hunting with Type 1 Diabetes

Diagnosed at age 20, this Distinguished Rifleman Badge holder urges others to pursue their dreams.
Youth Archery Camps Change Lives One Arrow at a Time

Youth Archery Camps Change Lives One Arrow at a Time

Raised at Full Draw offers opportunities to learn about archery, hunting and the outdoors.
Make a Summer Splash with Feasts by the Fireside

Make a Summer Splash with Feasts by the Fireside

Whether it’s for a July 4th camping trip or a fall hunt, these easy meals...
Priceless Lessons Learned during the Pandemic

Priceless Lessons Learned during the Pandemic

Passing on the hunting tradition to a grandchild strengthens bonds and provides immeasurable rewards.
What Hunters Can Do During Coronavirus Quarantine

What Hunters Can Do During Coronavirus Quarantine

Here’s a to-do list for hunters who find they have extra time on their hands.
Pa. Legislators Recognized for Hard Work on Sunday Hunting

Pa. Legislators Recognized for Hard Work on Sunday Hunting

NRA-ILA presents awards to those who led the charge to secure Sunday hunting.
Religions of the World Support Hunting

Religions of the World Support Hunting

Most all religions support ethical hunting and honor animals taken through ritual and prayer.
Kicking Bear Enhances Rehabilitating Veteran’s Life

Kicking Bear Enhances Rehabilitating Veteran’s Life

Sometimes, the mentor is the one who finds healing when least expected.
6 Social Media Posts That Will Hurt Hunting

6 Social Media Posts That Will Hurt Hunting

Have you made them?
Underscoring the Importance of Fair Chase

Underscoring the Importance of Fair Chase

Help non-hunters understand that hunting is based on ethics, safety and fair chase.
New Beginnings: A First-Year Hunter’s Journey

New Beginnings: A First-Year Hunter’s Journey

As his family had done for generations, a father watches his son become a hunter.
Trinity Oaks: Providing Positive Outdoor Experiences to Those in Need

Trinity Oaks: Providing Positive Outdoor Experiences to Those in Need

This Texas-based organization is yet another example of how sportsmen give back to their communities.
California Dreaming Marks Nightmare for Hunting, Conservation

California Dreaming Marks Nightmare for Hunting, Conservation

State’s extremist “dream” gun-control legislation hurts hunters and the environment.
New to the Great Outdoors and Hunting?

New to the Great Outdoors and Hunting?

Scan these tips for resources in getting started in hunting and the shooting sports.
When to Follow a Wounded Game Animal

When to Follow a Wounded Game Animal

Responsibility, experience, good judgment determine how long to wait before tracking a wounded animal.
Hunters and Shooters Building Bridges with Hollywood

Hunters and Shooters Building Bridges with Hollywood

NRAHLF.org contributor and producer kicks off inaugural Hollywood Celebrity Archery Shoot on Nov. 16.
Kicking Bear Helps Disabled Youth Chase His Dreams

Kicking Bear Helps Disabled Youth Chase His Dreams

Forces join to help a youth with disabilities to take a huge Wisconsin black bear.
“Trophy” Is Not a Four-Letter Word

“Trophy” Is Not a Four-Letter Word

A “trophy” is the memory of the experience and of those with whom you hunted.
Animals Still Die When Hunting Is Banned

Animals Still Die When Hunting Is Banned

Here is why legal, regulated hunting is the key to managing game populations.
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