How to Hunt: A Step-by-Step Guide for New Adult Hunters By Alex Robinson , Gerry Bethge , Natalie Krebs
Is Hunter Recruitment Really Hurting Hunting Opportunity in the West? Here’s One R3 Coordinator’s Take By Paul Kemper
How to Get Your Girlfriend, Wife, or Significant Other to Hunt and Fish with You (More than Once) By Natalie Krebs
Climate & Environment Waterfowl Fall from the Sky by the Hundreds as Lunar Eclipse Coincides with Snowstorm in Central Oregon By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment Rare, Late-Season Wildfires Burn Through the Heart of Pennsylvania’s Elk Range By Keegan Sentner
Climate & Environment What Happens to Duck Hunting When the Great Salt Lake Dries Up? By Katie Hill
Climate & Environment Photographer Captures Incredible Nighttime Videos of Alligators Hunting, Mating, and Fighting By Dac Collins
Climate & Environment Trout Fishing in the West Isn’t Doomed—If You’re Willing to Work for It By Christine Peterson
Climate & Environment Waterfowl Numbers Are Up While Most Bird Species Are in Decline, and Birders Should Pay Attention to Why By Keegan Sentner
Policy & Legislation Celebrity Bowhunting Couple Sentenced for Conspiring to Violate the Lacey Act By Katie Hill
Policy & Legislation Watch: Animal Welfare Activists and ‘Trail Hunt’ Supporters Brawl During U.K. Boxing Day Celebration By Katie Hill
Policy & Legislation Funding for Chronic Wasting Disease Research and Other Conservation Efforts Included in $1.7 Trillion Spending Package By Katie Hill
Policy & Legislation Sen. Rand Paul Is Final Holdout on Chronic Wasting Disease Bill, Sources Confirm By Katie Hill
Policy & Legislation Public-Land Hunters Object to Land Swap in Montana’s Crazy Mountains By Katie Hill
Policy & Legislation As Magnet Fishing Booms, More Guns Are Being Pulled from America’s Waters. Can Magnet Fishers Legally Keep Them? By Katie Hill
Public Lands & Waters Michigan Hunter Gets Jail Time for Sabotaging Another Hunter’s Treestand, Causing 20-Foot Fall By Katie Hill
Public Lands & Waters Funding for Chronic Wasting Disease Research and Other Conservation Efforts Included in $1.7 Trillion Spending Package By Katie Hill
Public Lands & Waters Public-Land Hunters Object to Land Swap in Montana’s Crazy Mountains By Katie Hill
Public Lands & Waters Biden Administration Pledges to Protect 450,000 Acres with New National Monument in Southern Nevada By Katie Hill
Public Lands & Waters Veterans and Gold Star Families Can Now Get Free Lifetime Passes to Federal Public Lands By Dac Collins
Public Lands & Waters In Washington State, Hunters May No Longer Be “Necessary to Manage Wildlife” By Andrew McKean
Public Lands & Waters What Happens to Duck Hunting When the Great Salt Lake Dries Up? By Katie Hill
Public Lands & Waters Watch This 25,000-Pound Battleship Anchor Chain Rip Through Juniper in Nevada By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management As Snow Piles Up in Northern Utah, Hungry Mule Deer Are Getting Extra Food from the State By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Wildlife Advocates Sue Feds for Trapping, Relocating, and Killing Problem Grizzlies By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Bullet Fragment Grazes Tribal Hunter in “Freak Accident” During Bison Hunt Near Yellowstone By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Celebrity Bowhunting Couple Sentenced for Conspiring to Violate the Lacey Act By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Watch: Everglades Tourist Films 15-Foot Python. Critics Say She Should Have Run It Over By Katie Hill
Wildlife Management Texas Health Department to Airdrop Rabies Vaccines for Wildlife Along the Southern Border By Dac Collins
Wildlife Management Lone Michigan Wolf Travels a Record-Setting 4,200 Miles Across Great Lakes Region By Dac Collins
Utah’s Record-High Hunting and Fishing License Sales Fund 91 Habitat Projects By Wade Thiel / May 5, 2022
Can Hunting Survive in California? And If It Can’t, Who’s Going to Pay to Conserve the State’s Wildlife and Habitat? By Christine Peterson / Apr 13, 2022
Is Hunter Recruitment Really Hurting Hunting Opportunity in the West? Here’s One R3 Coordinator’s Take By Paul Kemper / Feb 16, 2022
Let’s Not Forget, the Midwest and South (Not the West) Are the Heartbeat of Hunting in America By Alex Robinson / Feb 9, 2022
I Started Hunting a Few Years Ago, and My Family Doesn’t Exactly Support It—Yet By Cliff Cadet / Dec 3, 2021
The Boomer Legacy: How the Biggest Generation of Hunters Shaped Hunting Culture By Patrick Durkin / Oct 1, 2021
Is the Field-to-Table Movement Just a Trend, or the Future of Hunting? By Jack Hennessy / Sep 8, 2021