Guns are the Reason LA Mayoral Candidate Spencer Pratt Become a Republican
“All I cared about politically was to protect my wife and then my kids. That’s my only political thing I’m connected to.”
Outdoor Orgs’ Camouflage Isn’t Hiding Their Political Agendas
At some point, sportsmen and the outdoor brands that financially support these organizations need to recognize what many of these groups have become.
No One Said My First Bull Elk Hunt Would Be Easy
The months of prep felt very short, as they often do. Opening morning was on us almost before we knew it. The alarm screamed at my husband and me at 3:30am.
Minnesota’s Gun Rights Battleground Moves From the Capitol to the Campaign Trail
The 2025-26 session proved that when antigun lawmakers believe they have the numbers, they’ll ignore rights guaranteed by the Constitution.
Just Because States Can Legally Gouge Non-Resident Hunters Doesn’t Mean It’s a Good Idea
Systems that rely too heavily on a single group for funding—particularly a group with limited political influence—are inherently fragile. They work until they don’t.
More Media Malpractice: ’31 Shootings a Day’ Narrative Doesn’t Hold Up to Basic Scrutiny
Bad facts drive bad policy. The issue here is not whether crime near schools is serious. The issue is whether the public is being told the truth.
Ballot Box Biology: The Hunting Community is Losing the PR War
The hunting community can’t afford to keep playing defense.
Don’t Look Now, But Hunter-Funded Conservation Efforts are Benefiting Black Bears in These 10 States
These states are doing it right. They show what can be accomplished when outdoor, hunting and shooting community members all partner to manage wildlife populations.
Reality Check: The Latest Attack on Lead Ammunition Isn’t Really About Ammunition at All
Wayne Pacelle, the disgraced anti-hunting activist who previously resigned following sexual harassment allegations and grifter who was once head of the anti-hunting
Narrative Uber Alles: Gun-Related Injuries and Juvenile Mental Health
The authors really only find associations and linkages, but the words “effects” and “consequences” slip in, creating statements as to causality that their data don’t support.