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Freshwater Fish Are Vanishing and Nobody's Watching
A Global Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight Something is dying in the world's great rivers, and most people have no idea it's happening. The fish that have spent millions of years making some of the most remarkable journeys on the planet — crossing borders, navigating entire continents, traveling thousa
The Off-Road Economy: How Overlanding Went Global
From Weekend Hobby to $140 Billion Industry Not long ago, overlanding was the kind of thing only a small, dedicated group of people did. You had to know someone who knew someone to find out where to go, what to drive, and how to set it all up. Today, that same pursuit has turned into one of the mo
Nissan Built the Perfect Overland Truck (And You Can't Have It)
Nissan just pulled the wraps off something that's going to make a lot of truck enthusiasts in the United States quietly furious. The Navara PRO-4X Warrior, developed in partnership with Australian engineering firm Premcar, is the kind of factory-built overland rig that Americans have been asking fo
Oklahoma Supreme Court Protects Tribal Hunting Rights
The Oklahoma Supreme Court delivered a unanimous ruling on March 23 that reinforced the right of tribal members to hunt and fish on their reservations — a decision that pushed back hard against a legal challenge brought by Governor Kevin Stitt and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Costco Just Picked a Fight With Celsius
When photos of a brand-new Kirkland Signature energy drink started flooding social media feeds in late March 2026, the reaction was swift and loud. Shoppers were excited. Celsius investors were not. Within a single trading day, Celsius Holdings shares fell around 7% after Costco Wholesale began sel
South Atlantic Golden Tilefish Season Closes March 27
NOAA Shuts Down Recreational Fishing After Annual Catch Limit Is Hit The 2026 recreational fishing season for golden tilefish in South Atlantic federal waters is coming to an early close. NOAA Fisheries announced that the season will end at 12:01 a.m. on March 27, 2026 — nearly nine months before
SEMA 2026 Goes All-In on Powersports This November
For years, the guys showing up to the SEMA Show in Las Vegas have been the same people spending weekends tearing up trails on a side-by-side or hitting the dirt on a motorcycle. They build out their trucks, they run SxS rigs, they pull trailers loaded with toys — and they've always had to bounce be
The Watch That Might Actually Be Perfect
Citizen's 50th Anniversary Eco-Drive Is the Everyday Watch Most Men Never Knew They Needed Most watch enthusiasts spend years chasing the idea of a perfect daily wearer. Something that looks sharp enough for the office, holds up through weekend punishment, keeps time without fussing, and doesn't r
New Federal Bill Protects Lead Ammo on Public Lands
Wisconsin Congressman Scott Fitzgerald is backing a piece of legislation that hunters across the country have been waiting on for a long time. The bill, called the Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers Act, passed recently and does something pretty straightforward — it keeps the federal governm
Massachusetts Is Finally Ending Its Sunday Hunting Ban
A Long-Overdue Change That Could Reshape Wildlife Management Across the Commonwealth For years, Massachusetts hunters have packed up their gear on Saturday nights, driven across state lines, and spent their Sundays hunting in New Hampshire, Vermont, or Connecticut — states that never thought to ba
