The National Rifle Association of America strongly opposes President Obama’s nomination of Andrew Traver as director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE). Traver has been deeply aligned with gun control advocates
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) _ An assistant wrestling coach at the University of Iowa is under investigation into illegal hunting. The Des Moines Register reports Wednesday that Iowa conservation officers seized hides and hunting equipment
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is reminding outdoors enthusiasts that some national wildlife refuges in North Dakota open to late-season upland game bird hunting the day after the deer gun
Membership in the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), which is the industry trade association for the firearms industry, has reached 6,000 companies and individuals. In less than a year, NSSF has added more than a
KAHOKA, Mo. (AP) _ Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has shot an eight-point buck, and is donating the meat to an area food bank. Nixon’s office said in a news release that the governor killed the
Another election-night victory for hunters: With all precincts having reported results as of Nov. 9 (AP), Kansas voters passed Senate Resolution 1611, clarifying the right to bear arms. Kansas Amendment 1: Right to Bear Arms,
Constitutional amendments affirming the right to hunt and fish passed in Tennessee, Arkansas and South Carolina on mid-term election day, while such an amendment was defeated in Arizona. “The voters have spoken,” said Chris Cox,
Chicago — No one is using “Carp Czar” in his official title, but John Goss is in essence exactly that. On Sept. 8, Goss, a former top official with the Indiana DNR, was named federal
As you read this, the first of perhaps 10 million waterfowl that winter in Louisiana’s coastal wetlands are flying south. Each year, fewer acres of marsh and barrier-island habitat await them. This year, some of
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