Sportsmen's Voice Podcast

Wildlife Corridors Explained: How Connectivity Impacts Hunting and Conservation

Wildlife corridors are one of the most important, and misunderstood, current initiatives in wildlife conservation.  From elk hunting in the Rockies to White-tailed movement in the Northeast, these migration routes and habitat connections directly influence herd health, hunting opportunity, and long-term wildlife management. With over 30 years of expertise in wildlife conservation and management as […]

Building the Future of Conservation Through Youth Outdoor Education Programs | South Carolina Waterfowl Association

What happens when kids trade screens for wetlands, woods, and real conservation experiences? The future of hunting, fishing, and conservation depends on something bigger than habitat alone. It depends on people. This conversation dives into how youth outdoor education programs are reshaping the next generation of conservation-minded citizens through hands-on experiences in the woods and […]

Federal Wins for Anglers and Hunters Shaping 2026 Access

From red snapper seasons to wildfire policy, major decisions are shaping your days outdoors. Momentum is building in Washington on issues that directly impact hunting, fishing, and access to public lands and waters. Early 2026 has already delivered meaningful progress for anglers, boaters, and sportsmen who rely on better data, smarter management, and expanded opportunity. […]

IP 28 Threat Explained: Oregon Hunting, Fishing, and Farming at Risk

A radical ballot initiative could criminalize hunting, fishing, and farming across Oregon overnight. A sweeping ballot proposal in Oregon is raising alarm across the hunting, fishing, and agricultural communities. Initiative Petition 28, known as IP 28, would remove long-standing legal exemptions within the state’s animal abuse statutes. Those exemptions currently protect lawful activities such as […]