Recent Hunting Regulations Articles
Texas Hunters and Anglers Face New ID Rules in 2026
Texas Tightens the Rules: What Every Hunter and Angler Needs to Know About the New ID Requirements For decades, buying a Texas hunting or fishing license was about as involved as picking up a six-pack — walk into a sporting goods store, hand over some cash, and walk out ready to hit the field or t
South Carolina Opens Debate on Deer Hunting With Dogs
South Carolina Is About to Have a Long-Overdue Conversation About Deer Hunting With Dogs Something is stirring in the South Carolina lowcountry this summer, and it has nothing to do with the heat. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources has scheduled three public meetings across the sta
Delaware Ends Sunday Hunting Bans With HB 278 Signed
Delaware's HB 278: The Law That Finally Ends Sunday Hunting Restrictions in the First State On June 10, 2026, Delaware Governor Matt Meyer put his signature on House Bill 278, finishing off the last legislative remnants of a Sunday hunting prohibition that had shaped — and constrained — the First
Biggest Federal Hunting Access Expansion in US History Proposed
The Biggest Expansion of Hunting Access on Federal Land in American History Is Now on the Table For decades, hunters and anglers operating on federal public lands have navigated a minefield of overlapping restrictions, contradictory rules, and regulations that varied not just from state to state b
What the June 24 Natural Resources Board Meeting Means for Hunters
What's at Stake at the Natural Resources Board Meeting on June 24, 2026 There are meetings that set the tone for a single season, and then there are meetings that shape the entire arc of how hunters and anglers will operate for years to come. The Natural Resources Board meeting scheduled for June
