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If the current administrative process and EPA’s organizational structure remain the same, the new, anti-business president could quickly stop economic progress by issuing many billion-dollar in regs.
A 120-acre tract of wildlife and riparian habitat in western Montana, under threat of development, is now permanently protected and open to public access.
Rick Parsons, the CEO of Safari Club International, announced today that he will retire from his position after a new CEO is hired and brought up to speed.
If sea lion predation on these stocks is not addressed in the near future, there is a 90% probability that at least one of the winter steelhead populations will become extinct.
Today’s sportsmen should take great pride in knowing that hunting and fishing have become irreplaceable mechanisms for conservation. We’re offering our whiskeys as a celebration of this fact.
The MOU between NACD and NWTF establishes an agreement to enhance the productivity of wild turkey and other wildlife habitats on private lands.
The recent identification of the longhorned tick in multiple states throughout the eastern United States suggests that it is likely established.
Buffalo Kloof, one of the few family-owned game farms in South Africa’s Eastern Cape region, did not fail to impress at this year’s Signature Wildlife Auction in Grahamstown.
Pneumonia detected in the Zion bighorn sheep herd. Visitors asked to report sick sheep to the park’s biologists.
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke and Wyoming Governor Matt Mead announced the Department will prioritize the conservation of a mule deer migration corridor in southwest Wyoming.
The Game Commission again is seeking help from the public in surveying wild turkeys in August to get a handle on production statewide.
Despite the emotional rhetoric of the animal rights crowd, the time has come to return this population of bears to state management.
The Wildlife for Tomorrow Foundation, together with the Arizona Game and Fish Department, will induct two individuals and three organizations into the Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame on Saturday, Aug. 18
Poor country families face even harder struggles, as a coalition of well-financed malcontents, agitators and pressure groups once again proves the adage that power politics makes strange bedfellows.
Statement from the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Regarding the Proposed Reforms to Enhance Implementation of the Endangered Species Act.
At long last, we have leadership that recognizes the importance of flexibility in the conservation of federally listed wildlife and the recognition that different approaches
The National Rifle Association’s award-winning NRA Hunter Education online course is now available in the State of Texas, the latest addition as NRA works to make the course available nationwide.
The 2018-2019 Federal Duck Stamp features a pair of mallards landing in a marsh painted by Robert “Bob” Hautman. This is Hautman’s third Federal Duck Stamp.
Ducks Unlimited’s latest online film, “The Golden Mile,” explores a unique relationship between two friends who hunt the wetlands and uplands of Nebraska and share a passion for conservation.
The Humane Society of the United States doesn’t let facts get in the way of anti-hunting propaganda meant to mislead the public about hunting and here is another set of lies…
Federal Ammunition announced Marsha Womack as the recipient of the 2017 International Hunter Education Association-USA (IHEA-USA) Volunteer Instructor of the Year Award.
Safari Club International and hunters fight criminal poaching of wildlife resources. Anti-hunters do not.
Our field studies have shown repeatedly that predators are the No. 1 cause of fawn mortality, and more often than not, black bears are taking the fawns…
Mulberries (Morus rubra) grow throughout the eastern hardwood forest from New York to Florida and southern Minnesota to Texas, being best suited to plant hardiness zones 6-9.
The Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies learned yesterday of the Trump Administration’s proposal to merge administrative responsibilities of other Agencies into the Department of Interior.
