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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to Fund Conservation Projects in 12 Oregon Counties
Improving forage quality and quantity for elk and other wildlife is the focus of 2013 grants from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation for the stateMore
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Arizona Elk Society – Making Habitat Happen
The elk droppings meant that they were in the right place, at the right time, and with a legion of Arizona Elk Society volunteers, theyMore
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Elk Camp Gets BIG Makeover
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is making some significant changes to its 2014 annual convention known as Elk Camp. To be held Wed., Dec. 3More
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NJOA: Michigan Tells HSUS to Get Out
New Jersey conservationists need to be aware of the insidious campaign being waged in our state to ban fishing, hunting, and trapping...More
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New Federal Fracking Rule a Step Forward on Public Lands
An updated rule regulating hydraulic fracturing practices on federal public lands was welcomed by the Sportsmen for Responsible Energy Development coalition...More
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The Human Dimensions of Elk Reintroduction in Western Maryland
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is using the results of this study to determine whether to proceed with elk restoration at this timeMore
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Operation Crash Sends U.S. Businessmen to Jail for Rhino Horn Trafficking
The sentencing yesterday of two California businessmen in Los Angeles for trafficking in rhino horn will send both to prison and ensure that $800,000 ofMore
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The EPA Snake Pit
Obama’s EPA has generated 1,920 new regulations. Don’t think of the EPA as a government agency. It is a weapon of economic destruction...More
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Sea Turtle Nesting Season Starts: First Loggerhead Nest Found On Wassaw, GA
Kris Williams of the Caretta Research Project and a group of volunteers were patrolling the beach on Wassaw Island at 11 Monday night when theyMore
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Pheasants Forever Chapter Offers Cash CRP Signing Bonus
The chapter will pay landowners $50 per acre for up to 10 acres, and for those enrolling more than 10 acres, $75 per acre...More
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Michigan Governor Signs Bill Protecting Wildlife Management from Politics
The bill, sponsored by Senator Tom Casperson (R-Escanaba), gives the state’s Natural Resources Committee the authority to designate animals as game species...More
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The American Technologies Network Corp. Night Scout VX
The ATN Night Scout VX night vision binocular is compact, lightweight and a very affordable night vision device for the outdoor enthusiast. More
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Texas Deer Association Welcomes Passage of ‘Due Process’ Bill
Once signed into law, the new legislation will provide a more objective appeal system for deer breeder permit holders that is more in keeping withMore
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RMEF Receives Intervenor Status in Wyoming Wolf Lawsuit, Seeks Same in Another
These Wyoming lawsuits seek to frustrate the science-based management plan already laid out and approved by the federal government...More
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NJ Sporting Clays Shoot Triples Attendance & Raises 8X as Many Dollars for Union Sportsmen’s Alliance
More than 90 NJ union members, shooting enthusiasts, corporate partners from across the state gathered in support of their unions and the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’sMore
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Elk Society Seeks Volunteers for Habitat Projects
The Arizona Elk Society is regarded as a leader in habitat preservation and projects benefiting wildlife in Arizona. These masters at organizing work projects, NowMore
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Texas Deer Legislation Lacks Scientific Merit
One of the state’s strongest and most respected voices for Texas hunters, the Texas Trophy Hunters Association questions the merits of two bills currently proposedMore
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Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Donation Puts Plot of Montana Land into the Public’s Hands
A 40 acre parcel of Montana forestland is now open to public access after the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation donated it to the U.S. ForestMore
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Partners Across the U.S. Celebrate Annual Endangered Species Day
The 8th annual national Endangered Species Day will be celebrated on May 17, 2013, with special events and other programs throughout the country to recognizeMore
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Orphaned Polar Bear Cub Sent By UPS to the Buffalo Zoo
Kali, the polar bear cub rescued in March from the Point Lay area of Alaska, will leave the Alaska Zoo on May 14, arriving atMore
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Lowcountry South Carolina Quail Forever Sets Bar High For Quail Recovery
Quail enthusiasts in SC have formed Quail Forever's newest chapter, Lowcountry Quail Forever, based in Mount Pleasant, will focus efforts on improving public useMore
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Everyone Needs A Five-Year Farm Bill for Clean Water, Affordable Food & The Great Outdoors
Every U.S. citizen is affected by the farm bill. That includes farmers and ranchers, of course, but also the majority of Americans who enjoy cleanMore
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NJOA: Animal Rights Extremists Endorse NJ Anti Gun Senator Lesniak
Anti gun NJ State Senator Raymond Lesniak (D-Union) gets endorsement from state Animals Rights and Anti Hunting Lobby...More
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USSAF Intervenes in Western Great Lakes Wolf Lawsuit
If successful, the lawsuit would prohibit state wildlife agencies from managing recovered and growing wolf populations...More
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New Study Quantifies U.S. Investment in Conservation & Its Economic Impacts
$38.8 billion invested annually in natural resources conservation provides the foundation for a strong, healthy outdoor economy...More
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HSUS Pushes for Deer Birth Control in Place of Hunting, Sticking You with the Bill
The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has recently offered their suggestion on how to cut an increased deer population in Washington D.C.- birthMore
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SCI to Testify on Legislation to Protect Hunting on America’s Public Lands
Melissa Simpson, Safari Club International’s Director of Government Affairs, will be testifying before the House of Representatives’ Public Lands and Environmental Regulation Subcommittee on ThursdayMore
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RMEF, Partners Add Additional 2,360 Acres of Montana Elk Habitat for Public
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with a collaboration of groups to acquire an additional 2,360 acres of land within Montana's Tenderfoot Creek...More
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Is USDA’s Nod to Native Grass Research a Hopeful Sign for Wildlife, Producers, Consumers?
Integrating native, warm-season grasses into livestock operations is simply a commonsense approach that’s good for producers, good for wildlife, good for consumers and good forMore
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Seeing The New Jersey Forest AND The Trees – NJOA
The following is written by New Jersey Forestry Association President, Richard M. Conley, and included in New Jersey Woodlands, a publication of the NJFA. NJFAMore
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Humane Society of the United States Meddeling in Michigan
Humane Society of the United States will stop at nothing to further its agenda against hunting and has filed a federal lawsuit to drag usMore
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Leading Sportsmen’s Advocacy Group Appoints New CEO, Nick Pinizzotto
The U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance and the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation are pleased to announce the appointment of Nick Pinizzotto as president and CEO...More
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PA Residents’ Opinions and Attitudes Toward Deer & Deer Management
A recent study conducted by Responsive Management for the Pennsylvania Game Commission found very positive attitudes toward deer and deer-related recreation...More
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Tawney to Direct Backcountry Hunters & Anglers
The national sportsmen’s group Backcountry Hunters & Anglers today announced the hiring of longtime Western conservation leader Land Tawney to be the organization’s new ExecutiveMore
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Midwayusa Foundation Receives $680,000 Donation From Pheasants Forever/Quail Forever
MidwayUSA Foundation and Scholastic Shooting Trust, has received a donation from Pheasants Forever/Quail Forever in the amount of $680,000...More
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Musky Allen Regarding ‘Shooting Bigfoot’ & the Reality of Killing a Bigfoot
Open letter from Bigfoot skeptic turned believer, Musky Allen on the upcoming release of 'Shooting Bigfoot'...More

