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Colorado's Amendment 83: The Fight Over Hunting Rights
Colorado's Amendment 83: The Battle Over a "Right to Hunt and Fish" Is About Far More Than the Ballot Come November 3, Colorado voters will face one of the most consequential — and most deceptively framed — wildlife questions the state has seen in decades. Amendment 83 asks voters to make hunting
America's Most Remote Wilderness Is Getting Crowded
Paradise Found, Paradise Crowded: The Thorofare's Unlikely Overcrowding Problem There is a place in the American West so thoroughly removed from the modern world that reaching it requires roughly two days of hard travel on horseback or several grueling days on foot, where no cell signal penetrates
Ghost Traps Are Silently Devastating America's Fisheries
The Ghost Trap Crisis Haunting America's Fisheries — and the Program Fighting Back Somewhere along the seafloor off Midcoast Maine, a lobster trap sits in darkness. It has no owner. No one is coming to haul it. Its buoy line snapped in a storm season ago, and the wire cage has long since settled i
Alaska Wolves Hunt Sea Otters in Stunning Diet Shift
Alaska's Wolves Have Gone Oceanic — and the Consequences Could Reshape Two Worlds at Once The Alaska wilderness has always had a way of humbling the assumptions of scientists. But even by that standard, what researchers have documented on the remote islands of southeastern Alaska over the past dec
Dead Bass at Lake Guntersville: What Went Wrong at MLF
Dead Bass on the Shoreline: What Happened at Lake Guntersville — and What It Means for Tournament Fishing On the morning of Monday, September 28, 2026, residents and local anglers around Lake Guntersville, Alabama, were confronted with a grim sight that quickly spread across social media. Nearly 1
Red Rock Canyon ORV Settlement Reshapes Desert Access
In the sun-scorched corridors of the western Mojave Desert, where ancient lake beds give way to layered escarpments of red, white, and pink volcanic rock, a legal battle over who gets to use California's most dramatic landscapes has just reached a pivotal turning point. On September 29, 2026, the C
Team USA Wins First-Ever Gold at World Fly Fishing Championships
America's Finest Hour on the Water: Team USA Claims First-Ever Gold at the 2026 World Fly Fishing Championships Somewhere between the sweeping basalt canyons of eastern Idaho and the clear, braided channels of Wyoming's backcountry, a group of five American anglers did something no U.S. fly fishin
How Bodyguards Stay Safe: 9 Proven Tactics
9 Tips Bodyguards Use to Stay Safe Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Wanna stay safe in a sketchy world? Bodyguards, the pros who protect VIP
When to Overseed Your Lawn in the Fall
Your Lawn Is Judging You — Fix It This Fall Look, we've all been there. You walk out to grab the morning paper or roll the trash cans to the curb, and you catch a glimpse of your lawn in that brutal early-morning light. It's patchy. It's thin. There are bare spots where the dog runs his route, yel
The 5 Best Fish to Catch This Fall
The 5 Best Fish to Catch This Fall Image credit: Flux.1 As the leaves turn and temperatures begin to drop, something shif
