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'Trophy' Hunting Boosts Habitat Conservation in Africa 92 Percent of the Time, Study Shows (opens the original)
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A new study on trophy hunting in sub-Saharan Africa has found that “trophy” hunting has overall positive outcomes for both people and wildlife habitat. The study was published in the wake of France banning the importation of hunting trophies and amid wider calls for similar bans in places like the UK. In the most comprehensive meta-analysis of its kind, researchers analyzed 89 scientific articles in 13 African countries to evaluate how so-called trophy hunting affects wildlife, native habitat, a
ATF Director Says Suppressor Transfers Without Form 4s Are Okay, More Guidance to Come (opens the original)
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We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has finally commented, if indirectly, on the status of suppressor deregulation following nearly two months of uncertainty and even chaos at gun shops across America on how suppressors can legally be sold to qualified buyers. ATF director Robert Cekada delivered the opening keynote on “the new era of FFL compliance” at a summit in
This Bowhunter Reluctantly Abandoned His Elk Meat After a Grizzly Bear Fed on It. Then Game and Fish Charged Him (opens the original)
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In late August a Wyoming bowhunter was found not guilty of wasting a game animal after he killed a bull elk in September 2025. Upon discovering that a bear, likely a grizzly, had disturbed his elk, Ron Niziolek of Cody left the meat, took the skull, and backed out of the area. A tip from another hunter and a subsequent investigation by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department ultimately resulted in two citations for Niziolek: one for wasting a game animal and a second for possessing the parts of a w
17 Vintage Beer and Whiskey Ads from the Golden Age of Hunting and Fishing (opens the original)
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Every time I dip into the Outdoor Life magazine archives to dig up an old adventure story or Jack O’Connor column, I can’t help getting sidetracked by the art. That includes everything from our illustrated covers to iconic gun advertisements. Print magazines were one of the key ways manufacturers reached their customers in 20th-century America, and our past issues were crammed with all kinds of strange and wonderful marketing ploys. This time, I couldn’t resist airing out some of our old alcohol
EPA to Reopen Comment on Clean Water Act Rewrite That Could Leave 80 Percent of U.S. Wetlands Unprotected (opens the original)
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday that it’s seeking additional input on how it defines certain water bodies in the U.S. The supplemental proposal is a continuation of a larger push to redefine which waters of the United States (commonly referred to as WOTUS) can be regulated under the Clean Water Act. A broader proposed rule — one that could roll back protections for 80 percent of the continental U.S.’ mapped wetlands, according to the EPA — underwent public comment in late 20
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