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  • Delta Waterfowl honored in North Carolina

    Delta Waterfowl honored in North Carolina

    BISMARCK, N.D. – From support of conservation programs to waterfowl hunter recruitment to hunter advocacy, Delta Waterfowl volunteers in North Carolina tirelessly hold true to the organization’s mission…


  • Yamaha outdoors tips – four-wheeler squirrel hunting

    Yamaha outdoors tips – four-wheeler squirrel hunting

    By Steve Hickoff — In some states, you can squirrel hunt now; in others, later come fall. Either way, squirrel hunting is great for a bunch of reasons. Mark that opening date if it isn’t just yet…


  • Ohio fishing workshop scheduled

    Ohio fishing workshop scheduled

    COLUMBUS, OH – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife would like to invite any adult, group, or conservation club who has a sincere interest in taking kids fishing to become a certified Passport to Fishing Instructor…


  • Ohio's Burr Oak Lodge to hold grand reopening

    Ohio's Burr Oak Lodge to hold grand reopening

    GLOUSTER, OH – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), in partnership with U.S. Hotels, a national hospitality and leisure company, announces the grand reopening of the Burr Oak Lodge and Conference Center…


  • Smith and Wesson once again sponsors IDPA U.S. national championships

    Smith and Wesson once again sponsors IDPA U.S. national championships

    BERRYVILLE, Ark. – For the last 16 years Smith & Wesson has sponsored the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) Nationals, so it’s no surprise that this 161-year-old American gun making icon has signed on as a major sponsor of this year’s IDPA U.S. National Championship…


  • Ohio boaters, paddlers and anglers urged to avoid high water

    Ohio boaters, paddlers and anglers urged to avoid high water

    COLUMBUS, OH – After the steady rain Ohio has experienced during the past two weeks, Ohioans and visitors are reminded to avoid high, fast-moving water in rivers and streams, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)…


  • Delta Waterfowl says duck numbers remain strong

    Delta Waterfowl says duck numbers remain strong

    BISMARCK, N.D. – North America’s spring duck population is down slightly from record levels, but pond counts are up 24 percent over last year, according to the 2013 Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey released today…


  • Split House farm bill passes 216-208

    Split House farm bill passes 216-208

    WASHINGTON -In rapid succession, U.S. House leadership announced earlier this week a split of the farm bill into separate agriculture and nutrition pieces, and voted Thursday on the agriculture portion…


  • Safari Club International Seeks Web Editor/Social Media Coordinator

    Safari Club International Seeks Web Editor/Social Media Coordinator

    Safari Club International is seeking a full-time Web Editor/Social Media Coordinator. This position is located in Tucson, AZ…


  • Miss Manners should make a visit to the boat launch ramp

    Miss Manners should make a visit to the boat launch ramp

    ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Impolite, self-centered behavior could well describe a kindergarten sandbox at recess, but it also fits the description of the mayhem that some boat launch ramps experience on a busy summer weekend…


  • Safari Club International hosts briefing for Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus

    Safari Club International hosts briefing for Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus

    Washington, DC – Safari Club International (SCI) hosted a breakfast briefing Wednesday for the leadership of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus to discuss priority legislation for America’s hunters and anglers…


  • New Fed partnership to benefit agricultural lands, wildlife and military

    New Fed partnership to benefit agricultural lands, wildlife and military

    WASHINGTON – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell and Defense Acting Deputy Under Secretary for Installations and Environment John Conger announced Wednesday a federal, local and private collaboration…


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