Ensure Wildlife’s Future By Helping Conservation Groups
Hunters and anglers support wildlife and wild places whenever buying licenses and a wide variety of archery, fishing and gun-hunting gear. State wildlife agencies receive money from those purchases to…
Cassie Gasaway ConservationFeatured September 29, 2020
IHEA-USA Helps Beginners with ‘Hunters Connect’ Platform
The International Hunter Education Association-USA created “Hunters Connect” to help recent hunter-education graduates learn more hunting skills and in-depth information. “Hunters Connect” is a video-based platform that uses social media…
Cassie Gasaway ConservationFeatured August 13, 2020
Look, but Don’t Touch Young Deer
Spring signals new life. You’ll see trees bud, flowers bloom and many animals give birth, including deer, whose offspring are called fawns. Many people spot fawns lying alone in pine…
Cassie Gasaway ConservationFeatured May 5, 2020
Invasive Bugs: You Can Help Crush Them!
The United States is under attack by invasive insects, and hunters and anglers are on the front line as these harmful bugs threaten native species, ecosystems, property values and wildlife…
Jackie Holbrook ConservationFeatured April 25, 2019
Have Fun by Foraging for Morel Mushrooms!
Those who love mushrooms usually consider morels their favorite. And if you know someone unsure about mushrooms, they’ll probably like morels. Morels have a distinct look and unique taste. Some…
Cassie Gasaway ConservationFeaturedVideo April 18, 2019
Look, but Don’t Touch Young Deer
March 20 is the first day of spring. It signals April showers, May flowers and then baby deer, aka fawns. Many people spot fawns lying alone in pine thickets, patches…
Cassie Gasaway ConservationFeatured March 14, 2019
Buck-to-Doe Ratios: Do They Matter?
Wildlife biologists who work for state wildlife agencies often use buck-to-doe ratios to better understand deer populations and determine harvest quotas for hunters. You might wonder, “What’s a buck-to-doe ratio?”…
Cassie Gasaway ConservationFeatured December 27, 2018
How to Respond to Injured Wildlife
Wild animals sustaining injuries is simply part of nature. If you spend a lot of time bowhunting, you are bound to encounter an injured animal. So what should you do…
Tyler Ridenour ConservationFeatured November 13, 2018
Fred Bear and his Time-Tested Commandments
As a new hunting season begins, reflecting upon seasons long past helps us understand how the hunting community arrived to where it is today. As with most lifestyles, certain pioneers…
Erik Barber ConservationFeatured September 20, 2018
