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
The study’s results come amid mass firings of public land workers and mounting pressure to develop more lands for energy production
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
The failed Senate amendment would have re-hired thousands of federal public land workers laid off during a mass firing on Valentine’s Day weekend
Japanese yew is an ornamental yard plant known for killing off deer and elk in winter
With an official order from the new Secretary of the Interior to review all National Monuments dating back to Theodore Roosevelt, we’re taking a fresh look at the 119-year-old public-land protection””and what it means for hunters and anglers
Poachers Busted in Texas After Tripling Daily Duck Limit While Using Prohibited Lead Shot
“They kept coming, and we just couldn’t stop shooting.”
The author submitted a greenhead tissue sample to determine if the bird had any traces of farm-raised genetics. Here are the results
Wyoming Rejects Senate Bill That Would Allow Large Landowners to Sell Big Game Hunting Tags for Profit
Conservation groups and wildlife managers say the bill would give wealthy non-residents a leg up over everyday hunters in Wyoming
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
















