Author: Travis Hall

Hundreds of millions of dollars in the Land and Water Conservation Fund that are earmarked for acquiring new public lands could soon be redirected for maintenance projects

Anglers travel from all over the world to catch wels catfish in Europe. Here are five 100-plus pound monsters from the IGFA record books

The individuals are accused of poaching at least 10 trophy deer and elk in Montana over a four-year period

The United States Justice Department is standing behind federal rulings that blocked a massive, open-pit mine in the headwaters of the world’s biggest remaining salmon run

These paddlefish are true bottom-dwelling monsters, and every one of them weighs well over 100 pounds

The sugar cane industry is trying to fast-track an open-pit mine that could devastate habitat-restoration efforts south of Lake Okeechobee

A provision in the federal budget includes mandatory oil and gas drilling projects for up to 1.6 million acres of public hunting and fishing grounds in Alaska

The Utah senator’s wildly unpopular proposal would have forced the sale of up to 1.2 million acres of public land in 11 western states

After telling outraged hunters that he was listening to their concerns, the Utah senator is doubling down on plans to sell off a large amount of federally managed public land in the West

Utah Senator Mike Lee has introduced an amended version of his public-land sell-off plan. But it still mandates the sale more than 1 million acres of public land—Here’s what you can do about it