Hunt News

The National Shooting Sports Foundation is applauding a new White House order focused on hunting access and participation.

This was not the camp-prank version of a snipe hunt. The birds were real, and so was the $150 citation.

Kings Camo and onX Hunt are teaming up on a practical offer for hunters heading into the heart of fall season.

Three additional defendants also faced consequences in the case. Together, they were fined $5,000, forfeited firearms, and lost a combined two years of hunting privileges.

National Hunting and Fishing Day is more than a date on the calendar. It is a reason to get outside, bring somebody new along, and show them why this lifestyle matters.

The big theme, according to Idaho Fish and Game Deer and Elk Coordinator Toby Boudreau, is simple: “Highly promising.”

The massacre quickly became known as the “Tree Stand Killings,” one of the worst mass shootings ever to occur during a hunting trip.

A Pocatello man who prosecutors say made more than $55,000 running an illegal hunting operation has been sentenced to prison and permanently stripped of his hunting privileges.

Supporters of Initiative Petition 28 say they turned in 140,000 signatures. Opponents say the PEACE Act could upend hunting, fishing, farming, restaurants, and Oregon’s outdoor culture.