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California Hunting Import Ban Advances to Senate Appropriations Committee

California Hunting Import Ban Advances to Senate Appropriations Committee

S.B. 1175 blatantly ignores the public health concerns its supporters claim it will address.
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.
Millennials On Safari

Millennials On Safari

When promoting the joys of hunting, an African safari can be the affordable choice.
NRA Pushes for a “NO” Vote on CECIL Act Today

NRA Pushes for a “NO” Vote on CECIL Act Today

This could end hunting outside U.S. borders and harm the wildlife-driven economies of African nations.
South African Nations Threaten to Leave Global Conservation Treaty

South African Nations Threaten to Leave Global Conservation Treaty

Its preservationist attitude may tear the landmark conservation agreement apart.
The Future of African Wildlife Hangs in the Balance

The Future of African Wildlife Hangs in the Balance

The American and African hunting communities await decisions being made in Geneva.
Congress Weighs African Experience in Trophy Hunting Debate

Congress Weighs African Experience in Trophy Hunting Debate

The CECIL Act would disrupt the wildlife-driven economies of more than a dozen African nations.
“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.
Proposed CECIL Act Aims to End Hunting outside U.S. Borders

Proposed CECIL Act Aims to End Hunting outside U.S. Borders

Anti-hunters could use H.R. 6885 to create a science-free Endangered Species Act.
Don’t Be an Unwitting Poacher

Don’t Be an Unwitting Poacher

Safari Specialty Importers makes sure your trophy shipment is legal because ignorance is not always...
15 Scary Anti-Hunting Organizations to Watch

15 Scary Anti-Hunting Organizations to Watch

Hunters Beware: These groups seek to eradicate all hunting.
Hunter-Conservationists Transplant 24 Lions to Mozambique

Hunter-Conservationists Transplant 24 Lions to Mozambique

The move from South Africa to Mozambique recovers a healthy lion population and adds 2.5...
Why Hunters Are Critical to Reducing Wildlife Crime

Why Hunters Are Critical to Reducing Wildlife Crime

Integrating hunters’ input in policy decisions is America’s key to addressing international wildlife trafficking.
Trouble in Tanzania

Trouble in Tanzania

The future health of the Selous Ecosystem is in question as ESA policies force hunting...
California Anti-Hunting Bill SB 1487 Advancing to Senate Floor

California Anti-Hunting Bill SB 1487 Advancing to Senate Floor

Urgent Message for California Residents: If passed, this bill will end the importation of many...
USFWS Moves to Delist Cape Mountain Zebra

USFWS Moves to Delist Cape Mountain Zebra

The South African zebra’s success story marks a 572-percent population increase over the past decades.
Duped in Debate: How I Let Hunters Down

Duped in Debate: How I Let Hunters Down

Though the outcome of the author’s recent TV “debate” was predetermined in the Humane Society’s...
HSUS’ New Boss Is No Better for Wildlife than Wayne Pacelle

HSUS’ New Boss Is No Better for Wildlife than Wayne Pacelle

Anti-hunting extremism continues at HSUS as Kitty Block takes the helm.
Photo Tourism Alone Cannot Save Africa’s Wildlife

Photo Tourism Alone Cannot Save Africa’s Wildlife

Here’s why hunting remains the backbone of the continent’s wildlife conservation efforts.
USFWS Allows Lion Trophy Imports from Zimbabwe and Zambia

USFWS Allows Lion Trophy Imports from Zimbabwe and Zambia

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says hunting is beneficial to the species’ survival.
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