Recent Hunting And Fishing Articles

A Nine-Year-Old Started It All, and the Rest of the Gem State Ran With It Not many legislative wins at the state capitol can be traced back to a fourth grader's homemade newspaper poll, but Idaho isn't most states. Earlier this month, Governor Brad Little put pen to paper and made hunting the offi

The Hardest Big Game Animals to Hunt in North America Image credit: OpenAI Big game hunting in North America spans an enormous range of terrain, spe

For years, farmers in Pennsylvania have watched deer tear through their crops while hunting regulations made it harder than ever to do anything about it. The Pennsylvania Game Commission has decided to change that — and the new office they've created to do it might be the most practical move the ag

The Hunting Laws That Carry Federal Charges Most Hunters Don't Know About Image credit: OpenAI Hunting is one of the oldest and most respected tradi

A 90-Year Fight for Hunters and Anglers Comes to a Quiet End For nine decades, the Michigan United Conservation Clubs stood between the state's hunters, anglers, and the forces that could strip away the traditions they built their lives around. It lobbied legislators, gathered signatures outside s

A new hunting policy is taking shape as elk push into unfamiliar territory Elk have long been creatures of the west. They belong to the Black Hills, to rugged ridgelines and pine-covered slopes where the terrain suits them. But something has been shifting quietly across South Dakota — elk are show

For generations, American men have passed down the same fishing spots from father to son. The same lake where your grandfather pulled out a stringer of yellow perch. The same stretch of river where you caught your first trout. But something is changing out there, and it's not just the weather. The

10 Late-Season Turkey Hunting Tips Image credit: OpenAI Late-season turkey hunting is a different game entirely — the birds have been pressured for

The Trump administration has quietly issued orders that are reshaping how millions of acres of federally managed land operate for hunters and trappers across the country. Internal documents from the Interior Department, reviewed by the New York Times, reveal that roughly 76 federal lands — includin

The federal government just handed four southeastern states a pass on rules that have been the backbone of red snapper recovery for years — and not everyone thinks that's a good idea. President Trump approved permits through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) that exempt