The CPW-approved payments will nearly break the state’s wolf depredation budget
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
How Colorado Voters Could Bring an End to the State’s Controversial Wolf Reintroduction Program
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
Japanese yew is an ornamental yard plant known for killing off deer and elk in winter
The bill’s proponents claim it would help the state’s mule deer herds. Opponents in the hunting community say it’s “ballot-box biology” that gives ammunition to anti-hunting activists
An Executive Order from President Trump Could Strip Protections from Millions of Acres of Prized Hunting and Fishing Grounds in Alaska
Here’s what three prominent conservation groups are saying about it
A New House Bill Would Erase Presidential Public Land Powers Enshrined by Theodore Roosevelt
The bill would remove the President’s ability to designate and expand national monuments on federal land
Colorado Parks & Wildlife Names Three Counties Where It Could Release Wolves This Winter
All three counties are in the western part of the Centennial State
Colorado Beat Back an Outright Ban on Mountain Lion and Bobcat Hunting—What Will Anti-Hunting Groups Target Next?
The hunters who spearheaded a resounding defeat of Colorado’s Prop 127 aren’t resting on their laurels
The investigation spanned several New Hampshire counties
















