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NRA’s Susan Hayes Wins SCI Diana Award

NRA’s Susan Hayes Wins SCI Diana Award

Amid family and business demands, this world-class hunter is committed to advancing hunting.
Trump Jr. Shines at SCI Show, Raises $340K for Conservation

Trump Jr. Shines at SCI Show, Raises $340K for Conservation

NRA and SCI members gave a standing ovation to the hunter who rallied the troops.
SCI Show Showcases Hunting History at Rigby Booth

SCI Show Showcases Hunting History at Rigby Booth

Iconic gunmaker Rigby is one of 50 world-class makers exhibiting at the SCI Convention.
Hunters Urged to Seize Control of the Narrative at SCI Show

Hunters Urged to Seize Control of the Narrative at SCI Show

From SCI to the NRA, hunter-backed wildlife conservation groups must seize control of hunting's story.
Shooting Clubs Benefit from NRA Club Connection Magazine

Shooting Clubs Benefit from NRA Club Connection Magazine

NRA-affiliated clubs and associations can apply for NRA grants and get range advice.
USFWS Director Pledges to Fight for Sportsmen at Hunters’ Convention

USFWS Director Pledges to Fight for Sportsmen at Hunters’ Convention

The USFWS’ Aurelia Skipwith stands with hunters in touting common-sense, science-based wildlife management.
Benelli Releases Wolf on SHOT Show Floor in Las Vegas

Benelli Releases Wolf on SHOT Show Floor in Las Vegas

Of course, that’s wolf as in “Lupo”—Benelli’s first-ever rifle—that’s making hunting headlines this week.
Hunter Finds Human Remains in Arizona Wilderness

Hunter Finds Human Remains in Arizona Wilderness

From drug trafficking to illegal immigration, hunting along the Mexican border calls for extra precautions.
Legislation in Virginia Could Derail Hunting and Conservation

Legislation in Virginia Could Derail Hunting and Conservation

The NRA and like-minded sportsmen's groups are fighting to stop Virginia's anti-hunting bills.
Revisiting the 2018 National R3 Symposium

Revisiting the 2018 National R3 Symposium

You, too, can get involved in the effort to recruit, retain and reactivate hunters.
What American Hunters Can Expect from the NRA in 2020

What American Hunters Can Expect from the NRA in 2020

Here’s how the NRA will continue standing with hunters and celebrating freedom.
NRA 2019: Another Year of Working for American Hunters

NRA 2019: Another Year of Working for American Hunters

This year NRAHLF.org reported on 10 "wins" that the NRA secured for American hunters.
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.
Indiana R3 Efforts Creating Hunters, Trappers and Shooters

Indiana R3 Efforts Creating Hunters, Trappers and Shooters

Three-to-six-month programs ensure engagement while imparting hunter skills.
NRA Employees Celebrate Hunting at Wild Game Luncheon

NRA Employees Celebrate Hunting at Wild Game Luncheon

NRA Hunter Services treated co-workers to a free venison lunch at NRA headquarters.
R3 Programs Evolving, Expanding Nationwide

R3 Programs Evolving, Expanding Nationwide

Bolstering the national R3 movement, numerous states now underscore hunter recruitment, retention and reactivation.
Celebrate America’s National Wildlife Refuge Week, Oct. 13-19

Celebrate America’s National Wildlife Refuge Week, Oct. 13-19

Enjoy world-class recreation and see the protection of our lands by visiting a wildlife refuge.
Texas Youth Program Offers Hands-On Hunting Experience

Texas Youth Program Offers Hands-On Hunting Experience

The program underscores hunter-education-class material through actual hunting experiences.
Study Cites Support of Hunting, Fishing, Shooting, Trapping

Study Cites Support of Hunting, Fishing, Shooting, Trapping

Underscoring NRA data, an NSSF study touts positive attitudes on traditional outdoor activities.
Hunting, Transplanting Needed to Cut Arizona Bison Population

Hunting, Transplanting Needed to Cut Arizona Bison Population

Grand Canyon park officials say the burgeoning bison population may severely harm the landscape.
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