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Washington Governor to Be Sued for Appointing Anti-Hunters to Wildlife Commission

Stacking the commission through biased appointments violates state code.

What’s With New Jersey’s Abysmal 2022 Black Bear Harvest?

Anti-hunters’ last minute legal challenge closed half of the weeklong season.

Federal Funding Approved to Battle Chronic Wasting Disease

The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023, will aid CWD research and management.

Feral “Swine Bomb” Explodes Across Louisiana

A study shows the state’s 1.2 million feral hogs cause $91 million in annual damages.

The Direct Link: Working for Wildlife

Georgia is one of many states offering insight into hunter-conservationists’ ultimate career.

Federal Judge Rolls Back Montana Wolf Quotas to 2020 Numbers

The temporary restraining order ignores solid science and management data.

NJ Governor Reinstates Bear Hunt, Cites “Data is Clear: Our Black Bear Population Is Growing”

Supporting the science, the move ends the long tug-of-war over the state’s bear hunt.

$20K Florida Python Challenge Helps to Manage the Everglades’ Invasive Species

The annual contest aids both the ecosystem and biodiversity.

Celebrating Thanksgiving Year-Round through Hunters’ Culture of Generosity

The Wild Harvest Initiative tracks the value of sharing our wild game harvests.

Black Bear Attacks 10-Year-Old Connecticut Boy

Encounters are escalating as bears become accustomed to eating human food.

Nevada Study Says Hunters Generate Millions for State’s Rural Economies

A university study reveals hunting’s economic importance statewide.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Expands Hunter Access While Restricting Use of Traditional Lead Ammo

The Biden administration’s ban on lead ammunition takes effect in 2026.

Happy Birthday, Pittman-Robertson Act: Celebrating 85 Years of American Hunter-Backed Conservation

Would the whitetail deer or turkey have survived if not for hunters’ dollars?

NRA Calls Out Biden Administration’s Move to Cut Target Shooting Access in Arizona

The latest move against gun owners was announced in yesterday’s Federal Register.

Animal Rights Extremist Groups Sue Feds over Missed Deadline on Gray Wolf Decision

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will be forced to make a final determination.

Hillsdale College’s New Nimrod Education Center Educates Students on Hunters’ Role in Wildlife Conservation

The new facility provides courses, scholarships and grants to foster public education.

Report Says Montana Camper’s Fatality Due to Rare Predatory Grizzly Bear Attack

Yet another tragedy reminds us to remain vigilant when in grizzly bear country.

Bowfishing for Invasive Fish Species in Alaska—or Anywhere—Keeps Archery Skills Sharp

Here’s Alaska’s take on using sportsmen to manage invasive fish species’ populations.

The Ongoing Saga of the Grizzly Bear

Here’s what happens when a recovered predator is given federal protections.

Washington State’s Anti-Hunting Wildlife Commission Majority Pushes to Overhaul Game Management Plan

Clouded by bias, extremists ignore hunting's role as a common-sense wildlife management tool.
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