Wisconsin DNR Seeks Landowners to Host 2025 Deer Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities

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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is once again calling on landowners to step up and make a difference—this time, by opening their land to hunters with disabilities during the 2025 Gun Deer Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities. The special hunt will run from October 4–12, 2025, and it’s part of a long-standing tradition …

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Get Outside This June: A Look at CDFW’s Monthly Calendar for Hunters and Outdoorsmen

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Every hunter knows the off-season isn’t really “off.” It’s a time to prep, scout, and sharpen your edge—both literally and figuratively. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) gets it too. Their June calendar is packed with opportunities that keep you in the game, even if you’re not shouldering a rifle or casting a …

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Training the Next Generation: Inside Pennsylvania’s Junior Game Warden Camps

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If you’ve ever looked at the younger crowd and wondered who’s going to carry the torch for hunting, land stewardship, and wildlife management, Pennsylvania’s got an answer: Junior Game Warden Camps. Run by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, these one-day camps are more than just a field trip with a badge. They’re boots-on-the-ground, hands-on experiences designed …

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Deer and Pig Hunting Access Permits Open for Cottonwood Creek and San Luis Reservoir

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Hunters looking to get an early start this season in California’s A Zone should take note of a limited-access opportunity now open for application. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is offering opening-weekend hunting permits for two wildlife areas in Merced County: Cottonwood Creek and San Luis Reservoir. This is a straightforward, no-frills …

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Hunters Make a Difference: The Power of Speaking Up for Public Lands

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Last week, a provision in the House budget bill that would have sold off over 500,000 acres of public land in Utah and Nevada was removed following significant public outcry. This decision underscores the importance of hunter involvement in conservation and policy discussions. The Threat to Public Lands The proposed land sale, introduced by Representatives …

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