Hunting Tips
Why Hunting License Fee Increases Are Turning Into a Bigger Fight Over Who Pays for Conservation
Hunting license fee hikes are no longer just about paying a little more to hunt. They have become a wider political and financial battle over whether hunters should keep carrying the conservation system largely on their own.
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Why the Corner Crossing Legal Battles Out West Are Becoming the Biggest Public Land Access Fight in Decades
A once-obscure property dispute has turned into one of the West’s defining public land fights. At stake is whether millions of acres that belong to everyone can remain effectively off-limits because of the way a map’s corners meet.
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The Debate Over Urban Deer Culls That Is Putting Hunters and City Residents on a Collision Course
Across the United States, growing deer populations in suburbs and city parks are forcing communities into a bitter argument over safety, ecology, and ethics. What looks like a local nuisance issue has become a bigger fight over who gets to decide how urban wildlife should be managed.
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Serene 2005 Cattle Ranch in Webster, Florida, Featuring Two Expansive Farmhouses, Lush Pine Surroundings, and Scenic Hilltop Views
Step into southern charm with this spacious farmhouse, featuring a cozy fireplace and timeless period details.
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$42M Phillips Ranch in Bunnell, Florida: A 5,110-Acre Retreat with Multiple Guest Cabins, and World-Class Facilities
With its majestic Main Lodge, rustic guest cabins, and luxurious equestrian facilities, Phillips Ranch exudes timeless elegance.
Gear Guides
7 Suppressor Ownership Rules That Are Changing Across Multiple States and Every Serious Shooter Needs to Know About
A state-by-state look at the legal shifts, transport issues, and compliance details affecting suppressor ownership for serious shooters.
Gear Guides
9 Things About the Taurus Judge That Divide Shooters Between Genius Design and Gimmick
A look at the design choices, strengths, and tradeoffs that make the Taurus Judge one of the most debated revolvers on the market.
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Why Supplemental Deer Feeding Bans Are Dividing Hunters Who Cannot Agree on Where Tradition Ends
Deer feeding bans are no longer just a wildlife policy fight. They have become a cultural argument over ethics, disease, property rights, and whether a long-standing hunting custom still makes sense in an era of chronic wasting disease.
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The Real Reason Elk and Bison Reintroduction Proposals Are Meeting Resistance in Unexpected States
Elk and bison restoration sounds like a simple conservation win, but the fiercest resistance usually has less to do with the animals themselves than with land control, liability, disease, and distrust. That is why pushback is showing up not only in cattle country, but in places where reintroduced herds are otherwise popular.
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I Visited Gun Ranges in 10 States and These 3 Had the Worst Safety Standards I Have Ever Seen
After visiting gun ranges across 10 states, I saw a clear divide between facilities that treated safety like a culture and those that treated it like a sign on the wall. These three stood out for all the wrong reasons, exposing just how dangerous weak supervision, poor ventilation, and sloppy enforcement can become.
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Colorado Just Made It Illegal to 3D Print Functioning Guns or Gun Components
Colorado has enacted a new law aimed at shutting down one of the most controversial gaps in gun regulation: the 3D printing of potentially functioning firearms and key components. The measure expands the state’s crackdown on ghost guns and raises new legal, technical, and political questions.
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Virginia’s New Assault Weapons Ban Just Took Effect from July 1. Here’s What You Need to know.
Virginia's new law restricting the future sale, purchase, transfer, importation, and manufacture of assault firearms took effect on July 1, 2026. Here is what the law covers, who is exempt, and what it means for current owners, buyers, and gun dealers.