The Unheard Voice
As the debate continues between the anti-hunting community and those who believe in the "Conservation Through Hunting" model, the unheard voice is the rural African who must live among the wild animals. It is these [...]
Presidential Message on National Shooting Sports Month
During National Shooting Sports Month, we celebrate the wonderful American tradition of shooting sports. Shooting sports are a terrific reminder of our constitutional liberty and the attendant benefits that accrue to a free people: active [...]
Lands Exchanged, Hunting Access Increased
A Notice of Decision from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) opens access to certain hunting areas in Tooele County, Utah for the first time. Read more about how this exchange of public and private lands [...]
WMA Renovation Brings Special Visitor
In Virginia, hunters should expect some improvements during their next waterfowl hunt at Hog Island Wildlife Management Area (WMA). But in the meantime, bird enthusiasts can enjoy a unique visitor: the ruff. Ruffs are Eurasian [...]
Conservation Bill Hits Senate Floor
How does $63 million for Texas wildlife conservation sound? A new legislative effort offers the opportunity to protect fish and wildlife and their habitats in Texas and the entire nation. On July 17, Recovering America’s [...]
Know Your Enemy
BY RICHARD T. CHEATHAM, DSC FOUNDATION PRESIDENT This article was originally featured in the July edition of Camp Talk. Some of you may have seen reports of a lion that was killed outside of Kruger [...]
