Mar 11th

2022

CategoryPosted in News

DSC NORTHEAST GIVES $10K FOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURES EQUIPMENT

DALLAS – Feb. 15, 2022 – The leading provider of in-school outdoor education to schools nationwide – the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation – received $10,000 from the Northeast Chapter of the Dallas Safari Club to provide outdoors equipment to 10 schools in the northeast region including New York, New Jersey through to the state of Maine. OTF’s […]

Mar 9th

2022

CategoryPosted in DSC News Center

Anti-Hunting Legislation Pulled

Section 436 of the House Interior Appropriations Legislation PULLED from Consideration in the Omnibus Appropriations Bill for FY22 Section 436–a provision in the House-passed version of the Interior Appropriations bill–has been pulled from consideration in the Omnibus legislation being considered today. This is a significant victory for the hunting and conservation community and is a […]

Mar 1st

2022

CategoryPosted in News

San Jose votes to be first U.S. city to mandate gun liability insurance

SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan 26 (Reuters) – Gun owners in San Jose, California, would be required to carry insurance coverage for their weapons and pay an annual “harm reduction” fee under a newly approved city ordinance believed to be the first of its kind in the United States. The measure, backed on an 8-3 vote […]

Feb 23rd

2022

CategoryPosted in News

Not just humans: Study finds NYC omicron spike hit deer too

NEW YORK — When New York City’s COVID-19 rates spiked last December due to the emerging omicron variant, humans weren’t the only mammals affected. The highly infectious variant also hit the white-tailed deer population on Staten Island, the most suburban of the city’s five boroughs, according to a study led by Penn State University scientists […]

Feb 9th

2022

CategoryPosted in News

Coyotes are seemingly everywhere these days

SOMEWHERE IN CENTRAL MASS. — The hunter’s boots crunched through the snow as he walked slowly across the farm, headed toward a pile of meat in the far corner. He’d been replenishing the bait for months now, using the pungent meat from beavers he trapped, and the ruse has been working. It’s coyote mating season, […]

Oct 10th

2021

CategoryPosted in Shooting Sportsman

A Conservation Collaboration

For most upland hunters, the loss or degradation of natural habitat ranks among their gravest concerns. Many of us have experienced the depressing reality of returning to a treasured covert and seeing a productive hunting ground slowly transitioning into an unproductive or unhuntable plot. Worse is when we’ve seen these beloved spots destroyed entirely. The […]

Oct 6th

2021

CategoryPosted in Conservation Frontlines

Stories of the Wild

This documentary presents the story of elephants, wildebeest, and lions as told through the visualization of data gathered from GPS collars used for research. Year: 2021 Producer: Internet of Elephants Duration: 5 Minutes The post Stories of the Wild appeared first on Conservation Frontlines. The views expressed by the editors, authors or users of this […]

Oct 2nd

2021

CategoryPosted in African Hunting Gazette

Hunting wildebeest in Africa

African Black Wildebeest The Black wildebeest (Connochaetes gnou) is sometimes referenced to as the white-tailed gnu.  Its average weight runs between 250-425 pounds, and shoulder height is four feet.  The overall length 65 inches to 90 inches.  The black wildebeest has a dark brown to black coat with a rather incongruous white tail. Males are […]

Sep 29th

2021

CategoryPosted in Wide Open Spaces

Where Does Your Hunting and Fishing License Money Go?

Every sportsman and woman should know that his or her license money goes to fund conservation, but do you know exactly how much? Most hunters and anglers understand that the money we spend on hunting and fishing licenses helps pay for conservation. But just how much of that license money actually goes to support true […]

Sep 25th

2021

CategoryPosted in Conservation Frontlines

Wild Allies

For thousands of years, falconry has been central to the life and culture of Arabia. This documentary takes a look at the fascinating history of Arab falconry, from its origins in the desert to its prominence today and the conservation of the fierce and majestic falcons. It also tells the story of the King Abdulaziz […]


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