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.
Wolves will do what wolves do—inside and outside state boundaries.
America’s sportsmen and women remain the largest direct contributors to conservation.
The state just paid $343K to help cover ranchers’ losses in 2024.
The proposal notes that the revenue, in part, will help pay for conservation projects.
The author speaks from experience as someone who lives in grizzly bear country.
Olivia Lappin of Pheasants and Quail Forever notes how hunters secure wildlife’s future.
Here’s why modern sporting rifles (MSRs) are among hunters’ favorite options.
The funds help to address food insecurity and aid families in communities statewide.
From America to Africa and beyond, hunters continue to aid local communities.
The aim is to prevent the government overreach witnessed during the last administration.
America’s millions of hunters, shooters and gun owners are marking a monumental win.
Both houses of Congress are acknowledging suppressors’ role in protecting our hearing.
The move on Jan. 31 aims to ensure federal resources go to species in peril.
With a vote of 79-18, the results-driven leader received strong bipartisan support.
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The NRA, its millions of members and partners are committed to preserving freedom.
The lawsuit aims to protect access to 500,000 acres of currently open public lands.
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.
