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Virginia Hunters Raise $17,684.89 to Feed the Hungry

Virginia Hunters Raise $17,684.89 to Feed the Hungry

Virginia Hunters Who Care is just one example of hunters making the world better.
NRAHLF.org Contributor Wins National Award

NRAHLF.org Contributor Wins National Award

Kudos to the website and contributor Phil Phillips for delivering the news on hunting issues.
Antis Cry to Close Hunting As Grizzlies Expand Range

Antis Cry to Close Hunting As Grizzlies Expand Range

Wildlife officials confirm grizzly bear populations span from the wilderness to the farm.
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.
Six Ways to Portray a Positive Image for Hunting

Six Ways to Portray a Positive Image for Hunting

Who we are when nonhunters are watching—and when they're not—determines how they perceive us.
Pride of Mountain Lions Prowls Colorado Community

Pride of Mountain Lions Prowls Colorado Community

Colorado has so many mountain lions that they roam in prides.
Polar Bears Lose Fear of Humans as They Overtake a Russian Village

Polar Bears Lose Fear of Humans as They Overtake a Russian Village

Declared a state of emergency, a Russian town is terrorized by the Arctic beasts.
PETA Traumatizes Kids with Barbecued Dog

PETA Traumatizes Kids with Barbecued Dog

More fake news from PETA as it serves up a dog barbecue in Australia.
Raising Poachers’ Fines Makes These Criminals Think Twice

Raising Poachers’ Fines Makes These Criminals Think Twice

A retired game warden recommends issuing stiffer penalties to combat poaching.
California City Prepares to Cull Pet-Eating Coyotes

California City Prepares to Cull Pet-Eating Coyotes

Torrence residents’ call to action addresses the predators’ increasing attacks on children and pets.
Another Grizzly Mauls a Hunter as the Recovered Species’ Population Expands

Another Grizzly Mauls a Hunter as the Recovered Species’ Population Expands

Here’s another example of what happens when wildlife management decisions are based on extremists’ emotions.
Interior Dept. Grants $495K to Utah and Arizona for Big Game Migration Research

Interior Dept. Grants $495K to Utah and Arizona for Big Game Migration Research

Research funding through S.O. 3362 covers the cost to collar and study 180 mule deer.
Secretary Zinke Upholds States’ Wildlife Management Authority

Secretary Zinke Upholds States’ Wildlife Management Authority

His new policy settles the issue between state and federal agencies despite which entity owns...
Updated Pittman-Robertson Bill Advances to Senate

Updated Pittman-Robertson Bill Advances to Senate

The new plan permits states to use funds for increasing hunter participation without abandoning conservation...
87 Elephants Poached Near Botswana Elephant Sanctuary

87 Elephants Poached Near Botswana Elephant Sanctuary

Poachers attempted to conceal mounds of rotting flesh with bushes.
FireDisc Fires Up to Help Fight MS

FireDisc Fires Up to Help Fight MS

These NRA-member hunters’ line of outdoor cookers are ideal for your Labor Day hunting or...
Antis Force Washington State Judge to Halt Wolf Control

Antis Force Washington State Judge to Halt Wolf Control

Animal rights extremist groups file suit, temporarily preventing the state from killing wolves preying on...
How Do You Spell Conservationist? H-U-N-T-E-R!

How Do You Spell Conservationist? H-U-N-T-E-R!

Every conversation with a non-hunter is an opportunity to explain why hunting is conservation.
Wyoming Wolf Numbers Up Despite Delisting

Wyoming Wolf Numbers Up Despite Delisting

A year after delisting, Wyoming’s wolf population is thriving, forcing the state to raise its...
Elk Expanding in Virginia

Elk Expanding in Virginia

The benefit of hunters’ hard-earned conservation dollars strikes again as elk numbers continue to rise.
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