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9 Places Hunters Might Lose Access To Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Trophy hunting’s getting a lot of heat lately, with bans popping up l

NOAA Fisheries Overhauls Catch Share Cost Recovery Rules for the Greater Atlantic Region Federal fisheries management rarely makes headlines the way a record bluefin tuna catch or a landmark court ruling does, but the bureaucratic machinery that keeps American commercial fishing financially sustai

The Ultimate States for Elk Hunting Trips Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Get ready for an epic adventure chasing elk in the wild! Whether y

Louisiana Just Opened a Brand-New Duck Season — And It's Unlike Anything the State Has Done Before For fifteen-plus years, Louisiana duck hunters have been watching flocks of black-bellied whistling ducks multiply across the bayous, rice fields, and coastal marshes of the Pelican State — and for j

The Golden Triangle Takes Center Stage: Idaho Falls Hosts the 45th World Fly Fishing Championship On a stretch of Snake River Greenbelt that most locals jog or bike without a second thought, something extraordinary unfolded on Sunday, September 13, 2026. Delegations from 21 nations — flags raised,

8 Rubs and Scrapes Deer Hunters Should Avoid Image credit: Flux.1 Reading sign is one of the most rewarding skills a deer hunter can develop, but no

Is Hunting & Fishing a Right Worth Protecting? There's a moment every serious hunter knows. You're up before the sun, coffee in hand, boots laced, and the world is still quiet. It doesn't matter if you're in a blind in Georgia, a river valley in Montana, or the high country of Colorado — that

On the Water, the Border Is Very Real: How Bass Fishing Became the Unlikely Flashpoint in U.S.-Canada Tensions There is a stretch of water in upstate New York where the United States and Canada are separated by nothing more than a channel of current. On calm mornings, you can see the Ontario shore

Harvest or Kill? The Word Debate Dividing Hunters You're standing at the tailgate. It's cold. Your breath fogs up in the early morning air, your buddy hands you a cup of coffee, and you tell him about the buck you tagged the day before. Do you say you killed it? Or do you say you harvested it?

Mallards at a 33-Year Low: What the 2026 Waterfowl Population Survey Means for Duck Hunters Every fall, millions of American waterfowlers load their layouts, clean their decoys, and argue about calling technique — but the shape of each season starts months earlier, on the breeding grounds of the n