Author: Travis Hall

Seventeen-year-old Theo Blevins shot the giant buck during an evening youth hunt on his home property in northern Indiana

The one-year-old rule would have put wild game conservation on a level playing field with grazing and resource extraction on public lands throughout the West

The incident occurred on a brushy hillside in north-central Montana

The WildturkeyDNA project will analyze hunter-harvested birds from across the country to gain a better understanding of the iconic game species

Conservationists are wondering how the US Fish and Wildlife Service will be able to sign off on annual waterfowl seasons without the critical resources it needs to count ducks across the flyways

In March 2025, an appeals court issued a ruling that affirms hunters’s rights to corner cross on federal public lands in six states

Some senators and representatives are interested in selling off federal lands near national parks and urban areas. Conservationists say its a short-sighted attempt at a land grab

The project would bring new roads and hundreds of drill sites to thousands of acres of public mule deer habitat in the Oregon desert

The new regulations will go into effect at the start of the 2025 spring turkey season

Leaders from Trout Unlimited and Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters weigh in on the potential impacts of President Trump’s Executive Order fast-tracking mining on public lands