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5 Changes That Could Open More Federal Land to Hunters
Five targeted federal changes could make more public acreage practically huntable by improving access, rules, habitat and maps.
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9 Deer Hunting Questions the .223 Debate Has Raised
The .223 deer debate goes beyond caliber, covering legality, bullets, range, recoil, accuracy, and practical rules.
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7 Ammunition Changes Bringing the Lead Debate Back to Hunting
New bullets, nontoxic shot, and changing rules are reshaping how hunters think about lead, performance, and game meat, too.
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12 Strange Things People Have Found Hidden in American Forests
American forests conceal ancient camps, lost structures, artifacts, and mysterious traces of people from the distant past.
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A 1826 Equestrian Estate in Colora, Maryland: 437.5 Acres of Beauty with Unrivaled Infrastructure and Tranquil Octoraro Creek Frontage
Nestled amidst 200 wooded acres, this estate features a grand main barn, lush pastures, and serene landscapes.
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Uncover the Legacy of a 1995 Estate in Glyndon, Maryland with 16,000+ Sq. Ft., Spring House, and World-Class Thoroughbred Facilities
Step inside Sagamore Farm, where elegant rooms and historic charm create a timeless equestrian retreat.
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Why the Pancor Jackhammer Never Made It Past a Handful of Prototypes
The Pancor Jackhammer looked like the future of combat shotguns, but its bold design ran straight into engineering, logistics, and bureaucratic reality. Here’s why one of the most famous prototype shotguns in gun culture never became a real production weapon.
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Why the DOJ Is Going After San Jose’s Sky-High Gun Permit Fees
The Justice Department says San Jose’s concealed-carry permit fees are so high they effectively price ordinary people out of a constitutional right. The fight is shaping up as a major test of how far local governments can go in charging for gun permits.
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Why Missouri’s Attorney General Is Suing the ATF Over Suppressors
Missouri’s attorney general is challenging the ATF’s suppressor rules, arguing federal registration requirements no longer fit the law or the Constitution. The case could shape how suppressors and short-barreled rifles are regulated far beyond Missouri.
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Why Maryland’s Newest Gun Laws Take Effect Right Before Halloween
Maryland’s latest firearms measures mostly take effect on October 1, which puts the practical rollout just weeks before Halloween. That timing is less about symbolism than the way Annapolis writes effective dates into law after each legislative session.
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12 Hunting Rules That Are Being Questioned Right Now
From Sunday hunting to electronic calls and federal refuge access, 12 hunting rules are facing questions in 2026 for hunters.
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10 Questions Surrounding the Future of Wolf Hunting
Wolf hunting faces an uncertain future as changing laws, populations, conflicts, and science reshape management across the U.S.