The NRA Hunters’ Leadership Forum (HLF) addresses the cultural, political, demographic and technological challenges facing the future of hunters, hunting and wildlife conservation in the 21st century.
Regulatory changes seek to balance conservation with species’ management.
Anti-hunters ignore legal, regulated hunting’s vital role in wildlife management.
The proclamation upholds the NRA’s celebration of hunters’ efforts to feed the needy.
This fellow hunter embraces hunters’ efforts to feed the needy this holiday season.
Celebrating hunters, he declared November N.D. Wild Game Meat Donation Month.
He stands with hunters and proclaims November Wild Game Meat Donation Month.
Will the apex predator eventually devastate the state’s elk herds?
The ban thwarts shooting sports and wildlife conservation funding opportunities alike.
The NRA applauds significant Election Day wins for hunters in Florida and Colorado.
The declaration is in step with the NRA and National Wild Game Meat Donation Month.
The move upholds hunters’ commitment to fight food insecurity statewide.
Anti-hunting agendas ultimately undermine a state wildlife agency’s conservation goals.
The act coincides with the NRA’s annual national celebration of Hunters for the Hungry.
Nine governors are saluting Hunters for the Hungry groups through official proclamations.
Upholding science, these groups give hunters and those who live amongst wolves a voice.
This timeless classic offers opportunities for skill development and affordable shooting fun.
Ballot-box biology discards the vital role of professional biologists and wildlife managers.
Here’s how the two groups are ensuring that hunting remains a part of American culture.
State wildlife agencies rely on hunters’ excise taxes and other fees to fund conservation.
Its plan hinders hunters and target shooters and their conservation funding efforts.
