Adventure
Trips worth taking and the planning behind them. Seasonal windows, public-land access, destination write-ups and the conservation news that decides where you can go.
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Did you know that the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is “fostering” captive-born wolf pups? I didn’t … and now I just want to know what I need to do to be the guy who walks around sneaking wolf pups into dens. Yup: Fostering is a coordinated effort of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,…
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The BANISH suppressor cuts so much noise, even the rodeo horses are calm … Strong and silent … it’s the cowboy way. BANISH Suppressors, the in-house brand of Silencer Central, just became the official suppressor brand of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA). You may have heard of them; they’re the world’s largest and oldest…
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Who needs Plesiosaurs, when we have sturgeon? The animal that many scientists believe is responsible for “lake monster” sightings is actually the sturgeon. These amazing fish can survive in both salt- and freshwater, and some subspecies are capable of growing to 24 feet (yes, 24 feet!) in length. Lake sturgeon can weigh up to 200…
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Ptired of those ptesky pterodactyls? Wanna send ET home, toes first? Fiocchi Ammunition has your terrestrial, twenty-first century back: the Drone Dropper Shotshell. This game-changing shotshell is specifically designed for shooting down those pesky alien drones and pterodactyls that have been terrorizing southern border landowners and east and west coast homeowners. “We’re thrilled to bring…
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My question isn’t, “Why is this happening?” My question is, “Why isn’t it happening everywhere?” Every four years or so, the Utah Department of Natural Resources has an auction event to sell hundreds of antlers and furs that Utah Department of Natural Resources law enforcement officers seized during poaching investigations, or otherwise obtained possession of,…
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It’s nice to see our taxes working towards something we support, isn’t it? This new video, courtesy of our friends at the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) highlights the significant impact of Pittman-Robertson Act funding on the successful restoration and management of Pennsylvania’s elk population. For decades, the excise taxes paid by firearm, ammunition and…
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There’s evil, there’s stupid and evil, and then there are these guys. Some poachers are smart enough to steal and waste wildlife at times and places where their crimes won’t be seen. Luckily for us and for the wildlife, for most people, the decision to poach automatically results in a loss of 20 IQ points….
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Well, well, well … what do you know? Sportsmen’s votes and voices count again! Isn’t it strange how, all of a sudden, the voices of reason and freedom are being respected again? The latest example: The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and U.S. Forest Service have reversed their proposed closure of 100% of the Bears…
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Expanding Public Lands Outdoor Recreation Experiences … a bipartisan idea whose time has come. Not everything has to be a question of Political Left vs. Political Right. Some laws just make sense to just about everyone, and the EXPLORE Act seems to be one of them. The majesty of the outdoors and the beauty of…
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Did you know that, in 2007, bald eagles were removed from the “endangered species” list? All over the nation, America’s national symbol is recovering from near-extinction. Although they’re still protected, Americans who grew up only seeing eagles in photos are now finding eagle nests in their back yards. The grand raptors have returned to the…
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Ever got so mad that Donald Trump exists that you deleted a million acres? Me neither! But the Biden/Harris administration did. And no, I’m really not exaggerating about the reasoning behind this latest development; there were no studies done to justify closing down 1.36 million acres to recreational shooting. We learned this back in June,…
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If any of those look the same to you, I have bad news for you, my friend … Did you know that there’s such a thing as International Color Blindness Awareness Month? Did you know that colorblindness is about as common as left-handedness (among men) and nearly as rare as being an identical twin (among…