by Shane Townsend - Tuesday, Mar 5th, 2019
Every once in a while, in Texas Hill Country, Cernunnos, Mixcoatl, and the rest of the world's hunting deities gather to tell lies, drink pulque, and – maybe – give some lucky soul a gift he absolutely has not earned. March 29 happened to be my day.
by Chad Shmukler - Thursday, Feb 28th, 2019
Conservation groups are hailing yesterday's House passage of the National Resources Management Act (NRMA), which passed the Senate in a vote roughly two weeks ago, as a historic, bipartisan achievement protecting public lands and wilderness throughout the United States. The NRMA now awaits only signature by Donald Trump.
by Chris Hunt - Wednesday, Feb 27th, 2019
When John Colter set out from Manuel’s Fort at the mouth of the Big Horn River in the fall of 1807 and wandered south and east into what is now Yellowstone National Park, things were quite a bit different than they are today.
by Chad Shmukler - Tuesday, Feb 26th, 2019
The new film In the Heart of the Rockies debuts tonight on the Sportsmans Channel. The film is the latest from the duo Conservation Hawks and Conservation Media, who brought us the films Convergence, Chrome and, most recently, Cold Waters—all films which explore the impacts that climate change is having on watersheds, fish and anglers around the globe.
by Chad Shmukler - Thursday, Feb 21st, 2019
What do you get when you mix an estimated $300 billion worth of recoverable gold, copper and molybdenum together with a governmental system of application and permitting that is unreasonably influenced and corrupted by powerful special interests?
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