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
Author: Travis Hall
← Back to All AuthorsAn Idaho senator wants to turn the Camas National Wildlife Refuge into a state-owned WMA. The local chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers says the move would strip protections from critical waterfowl and elk habitat
From the mountain-dwelling Goulds in the Sky Islands of New Mexico and Arizona to the notoriously cagey Osceola of the Florida swamps, these are the 5 wild turkey subspecies hunters will be chasing in North America this spring
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals said that four big game hunters from Missouri were within their legal rights when they “corner crossed” between parcels of public land while chasing deer and elk in Carbon County, Wyoming 5 years ago
Pro-hunting groups say its a big will for hunters and anglers in Colorado and across the country
The bill’s sponsor said it will keep “non-hunters with anti-hunting agendas” off the state’s 11-member Wildlife Board by requiring new members to hold a valid hunting license
The CPW-approved payments will nearly break the state’s wolf depredation budget
In February 2025, thousands of people lost their careers with public land agencies across the country. Here’s what three former employees are dealing with and how they think the unprecedented mass firings will impact public lands moving forward
An investigation by Texas Game Wardens led to more than 1,000 charges for illegal deer breeding, smuggling, poaching, and trapping of wild whitetails for release ahead of canned hunts
A narrowly passed ballot initiative has brought 25 wolves from Oregon and Canada onto Colorado’s Western Slope. Now opponents of the fraught wolf program are crafting a ballot measure of their own











