The real investment that earns each glorious day of hunting is our We-the-People activism, promoting and celebrating the perfection of hands-on conservation in defiance of those who hate everything we do and everything we stand for.
The real investment that earns each glorious day of hunting is our We-the-People activism, promoting and celebrating the perfection of hands-on conservation in defiance of those who hate everything we do and everything we stand for.
A new Purdue online course provides a detailed look at hunting’s place in a system that sustains wildlife diversity.
On Oct. 1, 2020, the U.S. House of Representatives passed America’s Conservation Enhancement (ACE) Act on a voice vote, continuing the significant victories for the nation’s public lands and waters, sportsmen and women, and conservation this year following the historic Great American Outdoors Act passed this summer, among others.
With the signing of The Great American Outdoors Act, President Trump took a major step to secure our great American way of life — a way of life that is under constant assault.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Great American Outdoors Act yesterday afternoon. The vote secures what has been called the most important outdoor legislation of a generation, which was passed in the U.S. Senate back in June.
As Blood Brothers, we must remain united in our fight for the soul of America and our perfect hands-on conservation, outdoors, hunting, fishing, stewardship lifestyle.
If anything about the American Dream screams politics, it is our hunting rights, gun rights, private property rights and the freedom to participate in God’s miraculous creation of renewable conservation.
Backstraps and big bucks are wonderful, but securing the future of the America we love is far more important, and will ultimately determine if our kids and grandkids will even have the opportunities to enjoy what we often take for granted.
In my lifetime of sharing campfires with hunting families all around the world, the evidence is conclusive that for those of us who hunt and fish, the inescapable consequences of our actions teach us to be more caring, more thoughtful, better prepared, more careful and ultimately more responsible.
Now more than ever, we as hunters must be a force to be reckoned with. It is as simple as voting God, family, country, freedom!