Protecting public land: Selling federal lands threatens future of hunting
By Tim Brass — It was way back in 1996 when I first stumbled behind my dad and grandpa with a pair of waders…
By Tim Brass — It was way back in 1996 when I first stumbled behind my dad and grandpa with a pair of waders…
By Rich Patterson — The big doe dropped in its tracks a split second after I’d tried something new…
By Paul Baicich — The 20th century began with a phenomenal increase in U.S. agricultural productivity…
By Brian Geiger — This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act…
By Kirk Mantay — For many people, hunting is about more than just the game harvested…
By Chris Madson — Anybody who has hunted pheasants— or sharptails, Huns, prairie ducks, and whitetails…
By Paul Quinnett, PH.D. — Mass murderers never ask themselves, “And after I kill all these innocent people, how will I escape?”…
By Beau Beasley — “Beau, we’re simply not going to run this conservation piece you’ve sent us. Furthermore, if the editor ever offers to run anything like this from you again, I’ve told him he’ll be fired.”…
By Shauna Sherard — Renewable energy development has seen a dramatic growth in recent years. The solar industry has reported a 300 percent increase since 2006…
[box]Submitted by the OWAA National Affairs and Environment Committee[/box] By Dave Nomsen Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever’s Vice President of Government Relations Last week, I helped my 23-year-old son, Jason, move to Pierre, S.D., to begin his first job out of college. As you might expect, being the son of a wildlife biologist, Jason is …