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Inside the Big Horn Outfitters Elk Tag Fraud: How Three New Mexico Men Allegedly Gamed the Draw and Cheated Thousands of Hunters On the surface, it looked like any other successful big-game outfitting operation in the American Southwest — guided hunts across some of the most storied elk country on

Three Million Texas Hunters and Anglers Hit in Major Data Breach — Here's Everything You Need to Know If you've bought a hunting or fishing license in Texas anytime in recent years, your personal information may now be in the hands of a criminal. A sweeping cybersecurity breach involving a third-p

How Anti-Hunting Groups Found a Cash Cow Hidden in Federal Law For years, a quiet legal strategy has been funneling taxpayer dollars into the bank accounts of anti-hunting organizations — and most Americans have no idea it's been happening. A new bill introduced in Congress is now trying to close

The Gas Price War Nobody Saw Coming: How 7-Eleven Is Outmaneuvering Costco, Sam's Club, and Kroger at the Pump For decades, the conventional wisdom among budget-conscious drivers has been simple: if you want the cheapest gas, you drive to the warehouse. Costco and Sam's Club built entire customer

The Lab That Could Save Your Morning Coffee and Your Chocolate Fix Two of the most dependable daily pleasures in an American man's life — the first cup of coffee and the square of dark chocolate snapped off at the end of a long day — are facing an existential threat that has nothing to do with pri

Congress Moves to Lock In Commercial Fishing Rights Inside Marine National Monuments For the better part of a decade, the question of whether American commercial fishermen can legally drop a line inside a federally designated marine national monument has been answered differently depending on who

The Case for Going Lifetime: Everything Texas Hunters and Anglers Need to Know About the State's Permanent License Program Every August, the ritual plays out the same way across Texas. Millions of hunters and anglers find themselves back in line at the sporting goods counter or staring down the Te

Costco's $4.99 Rotisserie Chicken Is at the Center of a Heated Legal Battle Over What "No Preservatives" Actually Means It sits in a heated display case near the exit of virtually every Costco warehouse in America, spinning behind glass in its familiar golden-brown glory: the Kirkland Signature Se

Louisiana Puts Sportsmen First: New Laws Shield Hunters and Fishers from Public Records Exposure Louisiana has long marketed itself as the Sportsman's Paradise, and for good reason — the state's bayous, coastal marshes, bottomland hardwoods, and rich offshore waters draw hundreds of thousands of h

New York's Generational Tobacco Ban Bill: What A11509 Means for Cigar Smokers and the Future of Tobacco in America A new front has opened in the long-running war on tobacco. New York State — a legislative bellwether whose policy innovations have a well-documented habit of traveling south, north, a