Having a few secret oaks that you fertilize does not guarantee hunting success but it helps put the odds in your favor for quality bucks...More

403 updated and expanded online accounts detail the identification, habitat use, distribution, ecology and conservation of Georgia’s protected species...More

Easily accessible garbage is irresistible to a hungry black bear and unfortunately, a major threat to its survival...More

Rapid human population growth across the state coupled with the coyote’s unique ability to adapt and thrive, contributes to today’s increased observation of coyotes inMore

American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is pleased to announce a new partnership with Dr. Deer Inc., the industry’s leading voice for modern deer management...More

Legislation that would allow searches of homes of the owners of sporting dog breeders without probable cause, or even a search warrant, is one stepMore

The bill directs the U.S. Forest Service and BLM to acquire rights of way and other land interests from willing-seller landowners to open access toMore

The state population is estimated at two dozen wolves, with only a couple of successful breeding pairs or packs with pups documented to date...More

Like other iconic species such as the whooping crane, the brown pelican, and the bald eagle, the recovery of the gray wolf is another successMore

Missouri joins Kentucky, Tennessee, Wisconsin and North Carolina's Great Smoky Mountains National Park in restoring a native species missing for more than a century...More

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources today voiced its support for a federal proposal to remove wolves in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota from the endangeredMore

Throughout this journey, traveled by thousands of dedicated souls, our mission has always been to enhance the future of waterfowl and waterfowl hunting...More

Come to Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center’s JAKES Day Saturday, May 14! This fun-filled event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Charlie ElliottMore

West Virginia residents are reminded that feeding black bears is a violation of state law, as well as a misguided disservice to our state animalMore

The NBCI’s mission is to restore bobwhites across their range. However, the NBCI exists, first and foremost, to serve the collective states in pursuit ofMore

Like other iconic species such as the whooping crane, the brown pelican, and the bald eagle, the recovery of the gray wolf is another successMore

Volunteers who would like to learn more about Delaware’s endangered piping plovers and other beach-nesting birds...More

Sportsmen and women of the Hoosier state have a new and influential ally in the state legislature as the sportsman-legislators of the General Assembly announcedMore

Candidate species are those for which the Service has enough information on their status and threats to propose them as threatened or endangered...More

Sportsmen including Hunters, Trappers and Sporting Dog Owners should take notice of the seriousness of the threat to our traditions and the commitment of theseMore

Our policy continues to be that the wildlife resources and hunter and trappers, which may potentially be impacted by these leases, must be compensated byMore

The closure is due to washouts of the trail bed caused by Wednesday’s excessive rainfall. The closed trail segments are along Mullett Lake in CheboyganMore

Antler hunters planning to head to west-central Montana Wildlife Management Areas on opening day this spring should note a new opening time of noon...More

Tribal Wildlife Grant program supports projects that develop or augment tribal capacity to manage, conserve, or protect fish and wildlife resources through funding and technicalMore

The projects are designed to benefit habitat for ruffed grouse, American woodcock and wildlife species like deer and songbirds that rely upon young forests forMore

Since 1985, RMEF and its partners have completed 662 different conservation and education projects in Oregon with a combined value of more than $39.4 million...More

Low populations of two bird species native to eastern Washington’s shrub-steppe habitat got a boost this spring with relocation efforts by the Washington Department ofMore

The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources advises people to leave all young wildlife alone.More

They are hungry after spending months hibernating, and will often resort to finding food in unnatural places, such as residential back yards...More

Action is a first step in restoring protections for waters, valuable fish and wildlife habitat...More

SCI is a founding supporter of the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation with contributions exceeding $850,000 since 1989...More

Whitetail deer absolutely crave the new Xcellerator premium mineral supplement from Rack One’s IGNITE Whitetail Hunting System...More

National Shooting Sports Foundation has awarded a $50,000 challenge grant to help fund the educational and outreach campaign created by the nonprofit Tread Lightly...More

Whitetail Properties' new online-only auction platform will offer great convenience to buyers who will be able to bid on tracts of land from anywhere...More

Nine state wildlife agencies and one regional organization have been awarded $480,552 in grants by the National Shooting Sports Foundation...More

Environmental advocates like the Defenders of Wildlife and animal rights organizations like the HSUS, these groups would appear to never be willing to allow stateMore