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Why Wildlife Needs More Hunter Recruitment Officers

Why Wildlife Needs More Hunter Recruitment Officers

The job of saving hunting is the job of saving the wild.
USFWS Extends Comment Period for Delisting Gray Wolves

USFWS Extends Comment Period for Delisting Gray Wolves

Look for anti-hunters to use Yellowstone wolf decline as excuse to not lift ESA protections.
Can Women Save Our Hunting Heritage By Themselves?

Can Women Save Our Hunting Heritage By Themselves?

Females are more likely to pick up hunting, but can that stem the sport's decline?
NRA Hunters’ Leadership Event Kicks Off NRA Show in Indy

NRA Hunters’ Leadership Event Kicks Off NRA Show in Indy

American hunters stand united on recruiting hunters into our way of life.
Hunting Story Reported ACCURATELY by Mainstream Media

Hunting Story Reported ACCURATELY by Mainstream Media

When the fact hunters’ dollars ensure wildlife conservation makes headlines, some see it as news.
Ill Winds Start to Blow at Hunting Trade Shows

Ill Winds Start to Blow at Hunting Trade Shows

Anti-hunting protesters attempt to shame hunters while impeding conservation efforts.
No Cat Hunting in British Columbia?

No Cat Hunting in British Columbia?

The same group that got grizzly hunting banned is now going after the cats.
The Real Reason Behind the Jersey Circus Ban

The Real Reason Behind the Jersey Circus Ban

The animal rights extremist agenda is to eat away at our hunting heritage.
The Single Resolution Each Hunter Must Make for 2019

The Single Resolution Each Hunter Must Make for 2019

Resolve to go on the offensive against the anti-hunting, anti-freedom barrage.
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.
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.
Alabama’s Adult Mentored Hunting Program Shines

Alabama’s Adult Mentored Hunting Program Shines

New and less experienced hunters are enjoying the opportunity to get in the game alongside...
The Benefits of Apprentice Hunting Licenses

The Benefits of Apprentice Hunting Licenses

New hunters enjoy the “try-before-you-buy” approach!
Urban Coyote Attacks Increasing on Humans and Deer

Urban Coyote Attacks Increasing on Humans and Deer

Is this any wonder as coyotes expand into nearly all urban areas nationwide?
Return of the Natives: Wisconsin Sets 2018 Season for Thriving Elk Herd

Return of the Natives: Wisconsin Sets 2018 Season for Thriving Elk Herd

Following successful elk reintroduction efforts, 10 residents will participate in the state’s first elk hunt...
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...
National R3 Symposium Aims to Bolster Hunter Numbers

National R3 Symposium Aims to Bolster Hunter Numbers

The Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports will focus on Recruitment, Retention and...
Study Shows Wolves Directly Impact Minnesota Moose Numbers

Study Shows Wolves Directly Impact Minnesota Moose Numbers

State DNR scientists say moose-population fluctuations are related to these predators.
Sheep Show Pulls Together Friends in High Places

Sheep Show Pulls Together Friends in High Places

USFWS Principal Deputy Director Greg Sheehan proves that wild sheep and American hunters have something...
The Morning After: The Future of Hunting in Zimbabwe

The Morning After: The Future of Hunting in Zimbabwe

With 93-year-old Mugabe finally out of power, will Zimbabwe’s new leader return it to the...
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