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Colorado Ballot Initiative Would Ban Mountain Lion Hunting

Colorado Ballot Initiative Would Ban Mountain Lion Hunting

A ballot measure is scheduled for a review and public comment hearing on Oct. 6.
Why We Hunt: Creating Lifelong Memories Near Reba’s Place

Why We Hunt: Creating Lifelong Memories Near Reba’s Place

Our fondest memories are often of the hunts where we rose to the challenge.
Bowfishing for Invasive Fish Species in Alaska—or Anywhere—Keeps Archery Skills Sharp

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

The Ongoing Saga of the Grizzly Bear

Here’s what happens when a recovered predator is given federal protections.
Hunt 24/7 by Helping to Control Invasive Species

Hunt 24/7 by Helping to Control Invasive Species

Yearning for deer season? Consider these year-round hunting opportunities.
Utah Bans Trail Cameras for Big-Game Hunting Seasons

Utah Bans Trail Cameras for Big-Game Hunting Seasons

The new rule comes six months after the ban in neighboring Arizona.
The Wolf Is a Savior of the Environment?

The Wolf Is a Savior of the Environment?

Not so fast … . This is what the science really reveals.
Caught on Video: Grizzly Kills Mature Bull Elk in Yellowstone Park

Caught on Video: Grizzly Kills Mature Bull Elk in Yellowstone Park

When it comes to wildlife management, don’t elk lives matter, too?
Hunter Says “You Are in no Position to Judge Me” to Those Who Eat Meat

Hunter Says “You Are in no Position to Judge Me” to Those Who Eat Meat

Another hunter thwarts attacks on social media and shares why we hunt.
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.
Woman Attacked by Mountain Lion in Colorado RV Park

Woman Attacked by Mountain Lion in Colorado RV Park

Despite increased human-cat encounters, the state has failed to implement predator control.
How Much Meat Should You Take from Your Harvests?

How Much Meat Should You Take from Your Harvests?

The author looks at the ethics and legalities of processing nature’s finest protein.
Isle Royale National Park Is Epicenter of Ongoing Wolf-Moose Study

Isle Royale National Park Is Epicenter of Ongoing Wolf-Moose Study

Spanning decades, the study continues to help scientists understand predator-prey relationships.
Tracked By a Cougar

Tracked By a Cougar

Imagine the feeling when cougar tracks begin to mingle with yours in the fresh-fallen snow.
Trump Taps First African American to Lead USFWS

Trump Taps First African American to Lead USFWS

Aurelia Skipwith stands to continue the Trump administration’s aim of balanced wildlife management.
Witnessing Nature’s Harshness Firsthand

Witnessing Nature’s Harshness Firsthand

A hunter’s sadness over a temporarily depleted resource gives way to nature's reality.
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.
24 Lions: One Year Later

24 Lions: One Year Later

Mozambique’s hunter-funded wildlife conservation wins prove how legal, regulated hunting benefits all.
When the Hunter Is the Hunted

When the Hunter Is the Hunted

Vigilance and the right handgun can mean the difference between life and death.
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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