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California to Vote on Hunting Import Ban of Legally Hunted Wildlife

California to Vote on Hunting Import Ban of Legally Hunted Wildlife

Set for a hearing on May 26, S.B. 1175 would criminalize possession of 13 species.
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.
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.
Letting Africa Lead

Letting Africa Lead

Through firsthand accounts, the author reveals why lifting Botswana’s hunting ban will conserve its wildlife.
Botswana Lifts Hunting Ban

Botswana Lifts Hunting Ban

Elephants’ economic value to rural populations is now recognized in the African nation.
Analyzing the Character Flaws of the Anti-Hunter

Analyzing the Character Flaws of the Anti-Hunter

Animal-rights extremists ignore facts and morality in their push to end all hunting.
Tennessee to Benefit from Georgia’s Hunter Expansion Programs

Tennessee to Benefit from Georgia’s Hunter Expansion Programs

The Volunteer State has hired the orchestrator of Georgia’s successful efforts to grow hunting ranks.
NRA Supports California Governor’s Veto of Anti-Hunting Bill

NRA Supports California Governor’s Veto of Anti-Hunting Bill

Reporting from the front lines, NRA helped to secure a critical victory for California hunters.
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...
Facts Show Hunting Bans Hurt African Wildlife

Facts Show Hunting Bans Hurt African Wildlife

Contrary to “successes” claimed by anti-hunting extremist groups, research proves that hunting bans are detrimental...
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...
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.
Preservation Is Not Conservation

Preservation Is Not Conservation

Contrary to popular belief, conservation and preservation are not interchangeable terms.
Pros and Cons of Modern-Day Hunting TV

Pros and Cons of Modern-Day Hunting TV

As anti-hunters look for any opportunity to shut down hunting, networks, producers, hosts and American...
Respect and Responsibility Are Hunters’ Trademark

Respect and Responsibility Are Hunters’ Trademark

Public approval of hunting requires strict adherence to hunter respect and responsibility.
Why Hunting is the Backbone of African Wildlife Conservation

Why Hunting is the Backbone of African Wildlife Conservation

Contrary to the rhetoric of anti-hunting extremists, hunting operations conserve large expanses of habitat, contribute...
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