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U.S. District Court Dismisses Lawsuit to Ban Traditional Ammunition
The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia today dismissed a lawsuit brought by the radical anti-hunting Center for Biological Diversity and six other groups demanding the Environmental Protection Agency ban traditional ammunition containing …Continue Reading →
Hunt bears at ground level and ratchet up the difficulty
You likely realize there’s been some hubbub over the years regarding bears and hunting them over bait. If you think it’s like shooting fish in a barrel you’ve never hunted a mature bruin that uses …Continue Reading →
California State Assembly Passes Lead Ammo Ban
A California law expanding the ban on lead ammo for hunting in the roosting and scavenging territories of condors to the entire state cleared the assembly this week. The law, which goes to the senate …Continue Reading →
Public hunter bags new Texas state record alligator
A young hunter who grew up with a fascination about dinosaurs and a dream of hunting what some call “living dinosaurs” has harvested the largest alligator ever certified in Texas. Braxton Bielski, an 18-year-old high …Continue Reading →
A Question of Federal Land: Will Sportsmen’s Rights Be Protected?
New legislation introduced recently by Congressman Dan Benishek (R-MI) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) could soon affect large swaths of federal land. The Recreational Fishing & Hunting Heritage Opportunities Act of 2013, or H.R. 1825, will …Continue Reading →
Labonte’s Naked Pit Stop
Bobby Labonte is accustomed to speeding around asphalt at about 215 miles per hour. In those trips, he’s always making a left turn. On a Georgia turkey hunt, Labonte found out he needs to stick …Continue Reading →
There are many sheep hunters, but almost no one calls himself a goat hunter. The question is, why not?
In the world of hunting, there is a subculture of wild sheep and sheep hunters. Some of this is, well, elitist horse-pucky. Wild sheep are generally not as wary as most deer and many antelope. …Continue Reading →
What Women Ought to Know About Hunting and Killing
While those who disapprove of hunting are solidly in the minority, research indicates women are more likely to frown on hunting. Here’s a look at why that may be the case. While getting a pedicure …Continue Reading →
Wisconsin woodchuck hunting bill gets cold reception
A handful of animal lovers tore into a bill that would establish a Wisconsin woodchuck hunting season, blasting the measure as unnecessary during a hearing and calling it another sign that legislators are obsessed with …Continue Reading →
Stories Is supplemental feeding bad for deer?
It might seem as though deer need help making it through the winter, but providing them with extra food isn’t always a smart answer. Concerned hunters often try to help deer survive another harsh winter …Continue Reading →
From Hunters & Fishermen to Greenies on Earth Day: “You’re Quite Welcome!”
“More than four decades after the first Earth Day,” declared President Obama in an address this week, “millions of Americans have answered the call to protect the environment. Today, let us do so again by …Continue Reading →
Surprised Hunter’s Turkey Call Brings in Bobcat
First-time turkey hunter Bud Griffith, 44, thought the wooded area near his Kentucky farm was prime turkey territory. Problem was, so did the local bobcat population. According to The Advocate-Messenger, Griffith’s opening day hunt was …Continue Reading →
Bowhunting Turkeys: Where to Aim for a Clean Kill?
Until a few weeks ago, I’d never tried to kill a turkey with an arrow. While bows are permitted during the spring turkey season in my home state of New York, there is no dedicated …Continue Reading →
Anti-Gun Legislators Vote to Destroy Hunting & Second Amendment in California
Earlier this week, several anti-gun bills and one extreme anti-hunting bill passed in their respective committees and will be next referred to their respective Committee on Appropriations. Hearing dates have not been set in those …Continue Reading →
‘Humane Education’: Why it is not the right thing to do
We at USSA would like to share a well-written article from our friend, Dennis Foster, who is the executive director of the Masters of Foxhounds Association. Dennis is an expert regarding the animal rights groups …Continue Reading →
