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12 Tips For Maintaining The Perfect Lawn Image credit: OpenAI A well-maintained lawn is more than just an aesthetic pleasure; it speaks volumes abou

The Sacramento Man Who Tried to Argue His Way Out of Prison With a Unique Defense A California man recently stood before a federal judge and made an argument that most legal experts had never heard before — that his love of hunting was so powerful, so all-consuming, it should be treated like any o

The Colorado Parks & Wildlife Commission voted 6-4 on Wednesday to advance a citizen's petition that would prohibit the sale, barter, and trade of wildlife fur in the state. The vote came after nearly four hours of public comment inside a packed DoubleTree Hotel conference room — a venue swap f

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The man President Trump wants running the Bureau of Land Management just moved one step closer to confirmation, and the fight over his nomination says a lot about where things are headed for America's public lands. Former New Mexico congressman Stevan Pearce cleared the Senate Energy and Natura

7 Spring Fish Worth Chasing This Season Image credit: OpenAI As spring unfurls its vibrant colors and temperatures begin to rise, anglers are greete

Spring snow goose hunting is one of the most demanding challenges in American waterfowl hunting. The birds are smart, the windows are tight, and if a hunter shows up even a few days off, he might as well have stayed home. But for the man willing to put in the work, the reward is a sky full of white

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Two men are facing wildlife charges in Wyoming after a gray wolf was allegedly shot and killed months before hunting season even opened — and without a license to boot. The case, which unfolded near Cody in Park County, has drawn attention from wildlife officials and biologists who say the timing o

Every year, hunters across Tennessee wait for the same thing — word from the state on what next season is going to look like. That word came early this March, when the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency laid out its recommendations for the 2026-27 hunting and trapping seasons in front of the Tenne