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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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The Ultimate Guide to Eating (and Donating) Roadkill (opens the original)
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Jess Johnson heard the crash before she saw it, and she knew exactly what the sound meant: Yet another vehicle careening down the highway in front of her house had hit a whitetail deer. So Johnson and her friends, who had just lit their grill for a summer barbecue, went out to the highway. They found a truck with a smashed bumper and a dead whitetail with a crushed shoulder lying nearby. After checking to make sure the driver and passengers were fine (they were shaken but unharmed), Johnson aske
Trump Issues Executive Order to Open 2 National Monuments to Hunting, Access More Public Land, Protect Lead Ammo (opens the original)
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President Trump announced a wide range of initiatives to expand public access and support the country’s hunting community in an executive order on Thursday night while speaking at the White House Rose Garden. The executive order Reinvigorating America’s Hunting Heritage includes provisions to encourage easements and land exchanges to boost access to landlocked federal land, using volunteers to target invasive species and work on wildlife management, and stressing the use of lead ammunition and f
Mike Lee Moves to Block Any Future Restoration of Bears Ears National Monument, Conservation Groups Warn (opens the original)
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Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) moved this week to begin a process that conservation groups say would permanently prevent restoration of the original Bears Ears National Monument, a popular public-land recreation area in southeastern Utah. The political maneuver comes two months after President Trump shrank the monument by 91 percent, opening it to mining, drilling, and increased off-road vehicle use. If Congress confirms Lee’s expected proposal, it would also strip what little protection remains. “Th
This Ultra-Runner Was on a Quest to Chase Down a Pronghorn on the Open Prairie (opens the original)
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This is the strangest hunting tactic I’ve ever seen. It’s the first day of archery season, and professional ultrarunner and lifelong hunter Mike Wolfe is racing through a vast stretch of Montana prairie, hopping cactuses and weaving around prairie dog holes. He’s running toward a herd of about 30 pronghorn. In his right hand is a longbow with the word “Persistence” burned into the riser. The fletchings of three arrows stick out from his makeshift quiver, which also holds water, electrolyte table
Hunting Could Ruin Your Marriage — Or Make It Stronger (opens the original)
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I still remember the moment 12 years ago when I realized how many weekends of my life I was about to donate to hunting. Five months out of 12, give or take. My soon-to-be-husband, Josh, was explaining that antelope season comes after archery elk season, followed by pheasant season, followed by ducks and geese and chukars, which somehow ends only narrowly before spring turkey. We’d been together for years, though much of that was long distance. I hadn’t added it all up…until now. “You mean I’m go
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