
The Trump administration’s unfortunate decision to rescind the Clean Water Rule
Candidate Trump said “drain the swamp,” but American sportsmen aren’t going to tolerate “drain the wetlands.”

Candidate Trump said “drain the swamp,” but American sportsmen aren’t going to tolerate “drain the wetlands.”

According to newly released audio of conference call, Utah governor refused to acquiesce to demands from heavy hitters of the outdoor industry to abandon push to have Bears Ears National Monument rescinded.

Republican bill sponsor says that the resolution could help to protect about 1,000 acres of land that Native Americans consider spiritual.

When negative biters crimp your angling style, switch up your tactics with this tool for multi-species hard-water success.

Biologists sometimes refer to them as “starvation foods” — but there has to be more to the story.
New products for 2017 that will eventually find their way to the shelves of a retailer near you.

Late winter antler hunting is an excellent opportunity to develop listening skills with your upland or waterfowling bird dog.

Mild winter last year produced hardly any smelt, but the ice has been thick enough for fishing and smelt have been abundant this winter.

Meanwhile, both sides in the debate are waiting for a federal appeals court to decide whether to uphold lower court rulings that put wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Wyoming back on the list or
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