Author: Travis Hall

Shelly Sayer’s early-season Idaho moose has a green-gross score over 200 inches

Tyler Harmon’s 70-plus pound blue catfish broke a West Virginia record set in May

The proposed closure is the latest development in an ongoing effort to build a 211-mile industrial mine road through the heart of Alaska’s Brooks Range

With hunting season approaching, conservationists worry that a proposed rule change will push elk herds off public lands in the West

The move would open more than 44 million acres of public backcountry to industrial development

According to Ducks Unlimited, the rule change could have drained key wetlands in a region long known as America’s Duck Factory

The border wall project is expected to block public hunting access on state WMA lands and on a National Recreation Area where hunting is allowed

The move sets a precedent for building more AI data centers on other tracts of public land across the country

The US Fish & Wildlife Service is considering an obscure rule change that could drain critical waterfowl breeding grounds in the Prairie Potholes

The move threatens good habitat for deer and turkey in a part of the country where public lands are few and far between