Hunterizer.com launches “Seasons” App

Screenshot of the Hunterizer Seasons app showing California hunting season list and species details on a mobile phone

Hunterizer, a leader in hunting regulation tools and public land access, proudly announces the release of the Hunterizer—a powerful new tool for understanding when hunting seasons are open across the U.S. (currently encompasses CA, MT, TX, PA, and WI, with more states coming soon). Built to simplify the confusing patchwork of hunting regulations, the Hunterizer …

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What Wisconsin Hunters Said: 2025 Spring Hearing Results

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Wisconsin Conservation Congress (WCC) just released the public input results from the 2025 Spring Hearing. Over 9,000 people took part, casting votes online and in person on a range of topics that matter to hunters, anglers, and conservationists across the state. These hearings are a long-standing Wisconsin …

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California Sheriffs Push Back on Proposed Coyote Hunting Restrictions

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A group of Northern California sheriffs is speaking out against a proposed change to state hunting regulations that would make it harder for ranchers and landowners to legally hunt coyotes. The proposal, currently under consideration by the California Fish and Game Commission, would limit coyote hunting to cases where there is direct evidence of property …

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Wisconsin’s Hunting and Fishing Licenses: What to Know About the Proposed Price Increases

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Gov. Tony Evers included a notable change in his 2025-27 state budget proposal: raising Wisconsin hunting and fishing license fees. Alongside plans for education, taxes, and even supporting the Packers’ NFL Draft efforts, the governor also addressed funding for the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). It’s the first significant proposal to raise resident license fees …

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Montana Considers Ending Tag Preference for Nonresident Landowners

Montano mountain range with fields in foreground

Montana is one step closer to changing how some nonresident hunters access big game combination licenses. A bill moving through the Legislature would remove a current system that gives nonresident landowners a leg up in the draw. If passed, the new rule would take effect in 2026. Lawmakers and hunters alike are watching closely – …

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Keeping Bears Wild: Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick on AB 1038 and Responsible Wildlife Management

Black bear walking in the forest

California’s black bear population has surged to record numbers, with estimates now ranging between 60,000 and 80,000, more than double what it was just a decade ago. As bear encounters become more frequent and dangerous, including California’s first confirmed fatal black bear attack in 2024, policymakers are searching for solutions that balance public safety with …

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Spring Turkey Hunting in California: Regulations and Prime Hunting Locations for 2025

Long bear turkey walking in the woods

Spring turkey season is right around the corner, and if you’re planning to hit the woods in California this year, now’s the time to get ready. With its rolling hills, oak woodlands, and prime turkey habitat, the state offers some great opportunities to bag a bearded turkey. Whether you’ve been chasing California turkeys for years …

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The Texas Turkey Hunter’s Guide: Seasons, Zones, and Regulations

Man in camp turkey hunting

If you’re a turkey hunter in Texas, you know the state offers some of the best opportunities in the country. With diverse landscapes, thriving populations, and long seasons, Texas is a turkey hunter’s paradise. But if you’re planning a hunt, you’d better do your homework-because the rules change depending on where you are. From different …

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California’s Proposed Bear Hunting Bill: A Step Toward Responsible Management

Black Bear walking across Road

California may soon see a significant change in how black bears are managed. Assembly Bill 1038, introduced by Assembly Member Hadwick, proposes reinstating the use of hounds in bear hunting, a method banned in 2013 under Senate Bill 1221. With the state’s bear population now estimated at 60,000 to 80,000-more than double previous estimates-the bill …

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The Debate Over Pennsylvania’s Deer Season Opener: Saturday vs. Monday

Hunting camp in the fall with outline of PA state and antlers in the bottom right

Few topics in Pennsylvania’s hunting community spark more debate than when the firearms deer season should start. Since the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) made the switch in 2019, opening day has fallen on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, breaking with the long-standing tradition of a Monday start. The reasoning behind the change? The PGC argues that …

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Buckshot for Deer Hunting in California: What You Need to Know

Buckshot is a tool that many hunters assume is an option for deer hunting, but in California, its use comes with some restrictions that can be confusing. Unlike other states where buckshot might be a common choice, California law only allows it under specific conditions. To help clear things up, we’re breaking down exactly when …

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