Recent Hunting And Fishing Articles

Trump's America First Fishing Blitz: What the Policy Actually Does, Who Benefits, and What's at Stake From the Oval Office to the open Pacific, President Donald Trump has spent the better part of fourteen months methodically dismantling some of the most significant marine conservation boundaries i

9 Rookie Gun Mistakes Hunters Make in the Wild Image credit: Flux.1 Heading into the field with a firearm is one of the most rewarding experiences a

New York Just Rewrote the Rules for 750,000 Hunters — And the Clock Is Now Much Tighter For generations, deer hunters in New York State have operated under a familiar rhythm: tag the animal in the field, make it back to camp, maybe grab a hot meal, and report the harvest at your convenience within

Stranded, Scammed, and Out Thousands: The Dark Side of Alaska's Guided Hunt Industry For the kind of hunter who lies awake running the math — tallying up paid time off, flight costs, gear expenses, and outfitter fees — an Alaska moose hunt occupies a particular corner of the imagination. It is the

Vermont Supreme Court Backs the Hunt: State's Coyote and Trapping Rules Survive Legal Challenge A years-long legal battle over Vermont's hunting and trapping regulations reached its conclusion this month when the Vermont Supreme Court sided with the state's Fish and Wildlife Department, allowing t

Pennsylvania Wants Its Hunters Back: Senate Bill 1313 and the Fight to Reclaim a Fading Tradition There is a particular kind of homesickness that doesn't announce itself until late October, when the maples go orange and the air turns sharp and someone back in Centre County texts you a photo of the

Louisiana's New Privacy Laws Are Changing Hunting License Applications Forever — What Every Hunter Needs to Know Before August 1 More than 442,000 hunters across Louisiana are about to see how they apply for licenses and special permits fundamentally change. A pair of bills signed into law by Gove

The Biggest Expansion of Hunting Access on Federal Land in American History Is Now on the Table For decades, hunters and anglers operating on federal public lands have navigated a minefield of overlapping restrictions, contradictory rules, and regulations that varied not just from state to state b

New York's Deer Problem Just Got a New Solution — And Hunters Are the Key For years, anyone who has driven the backroads of the Hudson Valley at dusk, or cut through the farm country stretching between Rochester and Buffalo, has noticed it: more deer, more often, seemingly everywhere. That observa

America's Waters, America's Fight: Inside Trump's All-Out Push to Reopen the Ocean to Commercial Fishing The scene inside the Oval Office on a crisp April morning in 2025 was equal parts ceremony and declaration of war — a war, at least, on decades of marine conservation policy. President Donald T