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5 Most Attainable Public-Land Upland Bird Hunts in the U.S.
You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars on private-land quail or roosters to have the upland trip of your life
6 Key Issues We Hope the New Interior Secretary Tackles—and How to Pull It Off in This Partisan Era
Outdoor Life’s Hunting and Conservation Editor on what we hope to see from the Department of the Interior on energy, public lands, grizzlies, and more
Our Newest National Park Allows Hunting? How Locals Fought for the New River Gorge’s Sporting Traditions, and Tourism
West Virginia’s first national park has killer smallmouth fishing, legendary whitewater, and an enduring hunting legacy
The Downfall of the California Bear Hunting Ban Proves That Hunters Can Make a Difference When We Stick Together
The attempt to divide “trophy hunters” from “food hunters” only weakens our community
The Best Ways to Cook Every Cut of Venison
Recipes and cooking methods for every bit of meat from a deer’s nose to toes
Update: President-Elect Biden Picks Deb Haaland for Department of Interior Secretary
If confirmed, Haaland will be the first indigenous person to lead the agency
Army Corps Denies Permitting for Alaska’s Pebble Mine, Possibly Bringing an End to the Controversial Project
This decision is good news for hunters, anglers, and the commercial fishing community, but Bristol Bay still needs permanent protections
USDA Strips Tongass Roadless-Rule Protections, Favoring Subsidized Logging Interests Over Hunters, Anglers, and Wildlife
A local outdoorsman’s perspective on rolling back the Roadless Rule in Tongass National Forest
Senate Takes on William Perry Pendley’s “Illegal Role” at Bureau of Land Management
Senator Jon Tester’s bill would prevent the U.S. Department of Justice from appealing a decision to remove Pendley
The Forest Service Announced it Will Axe Roadless Rule Protections in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest
The decision could open more clear-cut logging and damage salmon spawning habitat
