Lynn Burkhead

How Much Does "Elk Money" Drive Conservation?

Love for the King of Deer commands big money from hunters for conservation, and wolf impacts cut deep.

Breaking News: Sportsmen's Alliance Files Lawsuit

Sportsmen's Alliance Files Suit Against Washington Wildlife Commission Member Lorna Smith

No More Canvas Safaris: Noted Outdoor Writer Thomas McIntyre Dies at 70

Hunting Trophy Aoudad in Wild West Texas

A trophy aoudad in the Lone Star State isn't going to come easy, as the terrain is far more difficult than most people realize.

Cell-Cam Revolution: Wireless Camera Ethics

How much technology is too much?

No Photos, Please: Arizona Commission Bans Game Camera Usage for Hunting

In a 5-0 vote, an Arizona commission has voted to eliminate the once legal act of using trail camera images to help hunt big game animals.

Making a Good Thing Even Better: Simple Steps to Increase Outdoors Access

Treading lightly has been gathering steam in recent years as hunters and others who enjoy the outdoors look for ways to enjoy their chosen pastimes in America's wild places.

SHOT Show is Latest to Lose Upcoming Event

Despite 2021 cancellation, NSSF officials will now turn their attention to January 2022 for SHOT Show's return to Las Vegas.

Lawsuit Threatens to Stop New Hunting Land Access Initiative by Trump Admin

Center for Biological Diversity files legal documents — intends to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Remington Pieces Sold Off, But Iconic Brands Will Live On

Roundhill Group will continue firearms brand, Vista Outdoors following suit with ammunition business.

Bankrupt Remington to be Broken Up and Sold

As the world's most iconic gunmaking company is set to see changes, many are holding out hope that its legacy will continue in a different fashion.

Trump Admin Announces Historic Recreational Access Expansion

On the heels of the new Great American Outdoor Act, there will now be 2.3 million more acres of land for hunting and fishing.