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September 14, 2026

Tennessee Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus Kicks Off Hunting Season with Annual Dove Hunt

Why It Matters: The Tennessee Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus (Caucus) is a bipartisan group of state legislators that is housed under the National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses (NASC) umbrella and serves to protect our time-honored outdoor traditions. The Caucus does a great job of keeping members engaged both during the regular and interim sessions, allowing members […]

September 14, 2026

The Reimbursement of Free and Discounted Licenses is Crucial to Conservation Funding

Why It Matters: It is no secret that many state-level fish and wildlife agencies are in financial distress. These agencies are tasked with conserving and managing our wildlife, fisheries, public lands, boat ramps, and more that all residents and visitors enjoy and utilize, not just sportsmen and women. With the cost of living rising and […]

September 8, 2026

Interior Department’s Historic Expansion of Hunting and Fishing Access Now in Effect 

Why It Matters: Access remains one of the biggest factors influencing participation in hunting and fishing. In a major win for America’s hunters and anglers, the Department of the Interior recently finalized regulations expanding hunting and fishing opportunities across the country while supporting the conservation mission of the National Wildlife Refuge System.  Highlights:  The National […]

September 8, 2026

Fall Turkeys with Man’s Best Friend

Why It Matters: For many sportsmen and women, canine companions joining in adventures afield is as natural as breathing; the two go together like peanut butter and jelly. While many hunter/ pooch duos will chase upland pursuits or waterfowl retrieves, one not-as-common opportunity exists where legal: fall turkey adventures get cranked up to a 10 […]

September 8, 2026

Protecting Hunting Heritage Officially on the Ballot in Colorado  

Why It Matters: The constitutional right to hunt and fish is officially on the ballot in Colorado this November. Should Amendment 83 pass, it will enshrine the right to hunt and fish for current and future generations of Coloradans and protect our traditions and heritage. It also preserves the state’s authority to manage wildlife using […]

September 8, 2026

More Than a Barotrauma Tool: Descending Devices Can Help Deter Depredation 

Why It Matters: Descending devices are best known for helping deep-caught reef fish recover from barotrauma or “the bends”, but they can also move released fish quickly past sharks and dolphins waiting near the surface. Reducing depredation and improving the survival of regulatory discards means more fish in the water and potentially better fishing opportunities […]