On June 6, 2024, Gov. Phil Scott made a big move for hunters by signing H. 878 into law. This new law ditches the two-year limit from S. 281, which temporarily let hunters use suppressors.
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On June 6, 2024, Gov. Phil Scott made a big move for hunters by signing H. 878 into law. This new law ditches the two-year limit from S. 281, which temporarily let hunters use suppressors.
Sightmark, a leading manufacturer of sporting optics, is pleased to announce the release of its new Wraith 4K 4-32×40 digital day/night vision riflescope.
Savage Arms® announces a new take on a very popular rifle with the introduction of the 110 Trail Hunter Lite.
Fix It Sticks, the industry innovator of modular firearms maintenance tools and torque limiters has introduced the perfect toolkit for rifle hunters and shooters, the Rifle Hunter’s Toolkit.
“Let’s just call it what it is. It’s an attack on the Second Amendment,” said Norwood Legislator Glenn Webster, who proposed the resolution of rejection.
So no, zombie deer disease does not in any way have to do with eating brains. Rather, it is a highly contagious mutation that is 100% fatal.
Burris Optics, a leading innovator in precision optics, is proud to announce the release of an exciting new video that captures the history of Strut Commander and shares what “legacy” means to the Strut Commander host, Jordan Summitt.
Hunting remains one of America’s greatest pastimes, but using new technology is key to recruiting and retaining America’s next generation of hunters.
Patrons of a bar in Sublette County, WY were going about their business on February 29. Imagine their surprise when a man walked in towing a live muzzled wolf.
Some critics might call it metastasizing and it could spell trouble ahead for the hunting traditions Americans have enjoyed for centuries.