The Three R’s of Boosting Hunter and Angler Participation (and Conservation Funding)
The groups behind the movement to recruit, retain, and reactivate more sportsmen share a few simple ways you can celebrate our hunting and fishing traditions.
Critter Madness: A Repeat Champion
Critter Madness 2016 has come to a close and the elk are your repeat champions! The tournament started with a field of 16 from all over the country representing the best of the best...
Critter Madness: The Road to Victory Ends Here
The semi-finals of the 2016 Critter Madness tournament have come to a close. Thank you to all those who voted and entered for a chance to win a brand new TRCP-branded YETI cooler! After...
Critter Madness Highlight Reel: The Race to the Final Four
The best and brightest of the backcountry, ag country, inshore, and offshore are represented The second round of Critter Madness has come to a close, and your votes have determined the top four game...
Critter Madness Highlight Reel: Upset City, Baby!
In round one of our annual tourney, the largemouth bass shut down hopes of a Cinderella sequel for the brook trout The first round of Critter Madness 2016 has come to a close, with...
Happy 113th Birthday, National Wildlife Refuge System
Today, we celebrate 113 years of kids holding their first fish, birds finding a safe haven for nesting, boots getting muddy just miles outside the city, and conservation advancing on 560 National Wildlife Refuges...
This Well-Worn Turkey Vest Holds Years of Hunting Stories (And My Calls)
Talk about ‘the fabric of our lives’ When we get together as a staff, as we did last month to open the TRCP’s new Western office, discussion inevitably turns to new hunting and fishing...
This Year’s “Critter Madness” Interspecies Grudge-Match Starts Monday
Bring your best bracket game and help name America’s favorite game or fish species While most of the country has hoops on the brain, we’ll be thinking about hooves—not to mention fins, wings, and...
Public Lands Changed the Way I Hunt
A lifelong private-land hunter becomes a public lands evangelist Although I’ve been hunting deer, ducks, and turkeys for as long as I can remember, the thought of hunting public lands never really crossed my...
The Crown Jewels of Sportsmen’s Country Are Mule Deer, Elk, and Trout
From river breaks to high mesas, and from sage coulees to semi-arid mountain ranges, America’s 245 million acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) public lands are some of the best places to hunt...
