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NRA Joins Other Organizations In Lawsuit to Keep Public Lands Open The National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) has partnered with Safari Club International, Sp

The Truth About Remington’s Settlement in the Sandy Hook Lawsuit The Outdoor Wire’s Jim Shepherd sets the record straight on what the settlement means and does not mean for the firearm indus

Handgun registration bill introduced in congress H.R. 3740 would require all handguns in the U.S. to be registered with the federal government. Read the text of the bill HERE. NSSF to ch

Nebraska approves deer, antelope and elk hunting recommendations The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission approved recommendations for 2020 deer, antelope and elk hunting seasons at its me

How 2020 revived the sport of hunting Estimates show 14 percent of those who hunted last year were first-time hunters, and the fastest growing demographic in hunting was women. Find out more

Internet & Social Media Security Tips for Hunters The internet can in some ways be more dangerous for outdoors enthusiasts than the wilderness we enjoy. This deep dive covers the high and lo

Sweeping gun-control legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives House Resolution 127 (H.R. 127), also known as the Sabika Sheikh Firearm Licensing and Registration Act, is now

Nebraska’s youth pheasant season includes Special Youth Hunts The Oct. 24-25 statewide youth pheasant, quail, and partridge season for hunters ages 15 and younger provides an excellent opport

Arizona accepting applications for 2021 pronghorn, elk hunts Apply for the tag draw HERE. Nonresident elk hunting applications deadline approaching for Wyoming The deadline for nonres

NWTF postpones Grand National Calling Championships The National Wild Turkey Federation has announced the postponement of the 2021 Grand National Calling Championships. Find out why HE

Southwick & Associates Survey: Ammunition demand will not subside soon Ammunition consumers indicate that demand will remain strong well into 2021. According to Southwick Associate's ong

Leftover Arizona hunting tags go on sale July 20 Tags are available for deer, turkey and youth-only javelina. Get the details HERE. Nebraska governor urges people to get outdo

Have Covid virus lockdowns impacted hunting? The short answer is yes. Lockdowns hit in the middle of spring turkey season in many states, and spring bear seasons were also impacted. Find out

The National Deer Association becomes a unified organization for deer conservation Forged from the combined strengths of two successful organizations, the Quality Deer Management Association

Montana: hunting and fishing regulations posted on FWP’s website In anticipation of the new license year, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks posted regulations for Dear/Elk/Antelope and Moos

Mourning doves present hunters with some of the most challenging wingshooting opportunities available. Small in size, highly maneuverable and capable of flying 40 mph, doves hold the honor of requ

Gun sales spike, FBI background checks smashed records in May Gun sales and accompanying FBI background checks spiked last month, breaking records as the nation weathered the coronavirus pan

New bill asks banks to monitor gun and ammo purchases Certain Members of Congress believe if an individual buys too many guns, too much ammunition or too many accessories, that person is a

Smith & Wesson leaving Massachusetts for Tennessee The nation's largest gun manufacturer cited restrictive legislation currently under consideration in Mass., which if enacted, would prohibit

Federal court throws out gun-rights ruling A federal appeals court on Wednesday dismissed a July ruling that said a federal law banning handgun sales to young adults under the age of 21 was u

September NRA shooting competitions canceled Due to the circumstances surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic and the many ensuing federal and state safety regulations and mandates, the NRA has

Spring is here and there’s no shortage of archers heading into the fields and forests in pursuit of turkeys. But they aren’t the only ones hunting with a bow right now. Warmer water temperatures have

Spring is here and there’s no shortage of archers heading into the fields and forests in pursuit of turkeys. But they aren’t the only ones hunting with a bow right now. Warmer water temperatures

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