Recent Hunting And Fishing Articles
Wyoming Hunters Win as Landowner Tag Changes Halted
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has decided to abandon a controversial plan to increase the land requirements for landowner hunting tags, a move that had sparked widespread concern among hunters across the state. The proposal, which would have raised the minimum acreage needed from 160 to 640
Delaware Frees Up Surf Fishing: More Beach, Less Hassle
Delaware’s beaches are a haven for anglers who love the thrill of casting a line from the shore, the salty breeze in their face, and the chance to reel in something big. For years, the state’s surf fishing scene has been a draw for locals and visitors alike, but a reservation system introduced in
Chase Epic Elk in Pennsylvania’s 2025 Lottery Hunt
For hunters across the United States, the chance to chase a massive elk in Pennsylvania’s rugged north central region is a dream worth pursuing. With the 2025-2026 elk hunting season approaching, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is offering 140 licenses through a lottery system, and the deadline t
Utah's Fishing Gems Get a Boost with $450K in 2025
Utah’s rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are more than just bodies of water—they’re havens for anglers chasing the thrill of a big catch and the peace of the outdoors. In 2025, the state’s Blue Ribbon Fisheries program is pouring $450,000 into nine projects to keep these fishing spots top-notch, ensur
Are Air Rifles Coming To Big Game Hunting in PA?
In a move that could shake up Pennsylvania’s hunting scene, a new bill is making waves by proposing the use of large-caliber air rifles for big game hunting. House Bill 1538, introduced on June 2 by State Representative Gary Day, a Republican from Lehigh County, aims to add these powerful airguns
Idaho Poacher's Costly Mistake With A Helicopter
In the vast, rugged landscapes of Idaho, where hunting is a way of life for many, one man’s reckless actions have led to a dramatic fall from grace. Karl Studer, a 43-year-old from Rupert, Idaho, found himself in the crosshairs of the law after a 2023 incident that shocked wildlife enthusiasts and
Is Mandatory Reporting the Fix for Wildlife Data Issues?
In Montana, hunting is more than just a pastime—it’s a way of life, deeply woven into the fabric of the state’s culture. Every year, hunters head into the field, chasing elk, deer, and other big game, creating memories that last a lifetime. But months after the season ends, some get a call from a
Prime Day Deals For Hunters
Prime Day Deals For Hunters Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva With Amazon’s Prime Day 2025 running from July 8th to 11th, hunters can gear up
New Online Bowhunter Course Makes Certification Easy
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) recently rolled out a new online bowhunter education course, giving hunters a convenient way to get certified without leaving home. Priced at just $34.95, this self-paced program is designed to teach essential skills and knowledge, making i
Will New Fishing Rules Change Your 2026 Season?
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is shaking things up for the 2026 fishing season, and they want anglers across the state to weigh in. Every year, the DNR takes a hard look at its fishing regulations, tweaking existing rules or proposing new ones for specific lakes to keep fish
