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.
It favors a new proposed rule changing the approach to the species’ recovery.
Efforts to recruit, retain and reactivate hunters can halt hunting participation’s decline.
The organizations are pushing for Burgum’s quick Senate confirmation this week.
With fewer hunters to balance deer numbers, deer are hungry, weak and subject to disease.
As we kick off the new year, here are the issues we faced in 2024.
Drawing bipartisan support, the measure promotes recreation on federal lands and waters.
Hunters must remain vigilant as extremists continue push to ban lead ammunition.
Anti-hunting measures could hinder the state’s hunting traditions and its economy.
The program fosters safety and hands-on shooting and outdoor skills experience.
Comment by the Jan. 16 deadline to help create more outdoor opportunities for us all.
Delaying more wolf releases could save the state general fund budget $2.1 million.
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.
