by Mike Bodenchuk | Oct 22, 2018 | Pro-Staff Blog
CWD affects you as a hunter. In some areas, CWD means temporarily increased hunting opportunities followed by decreased opportunities. CWD will affect age-class in many deer populations. CWD already affects how you can transport your deer (or elk) across state lines,... 
by Kevin Paulson | Oct 18, 2018 | Pro-Staff Blog
We are absolutely honored to be able to interview Dan Cabela about the 24 lions conservation project in Africa. Can you tell us about the Cabela Foundation and the work you are doing in Africa? The Cabela Family Foundation works to promote outdoor recreation,... 
by Barbara Crown | Sep 27, 2018 | Pro-Staff Blog
The US is about to lose one of its most successful public land access programs in history – the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). Whether it’s for hunting, fishing, or other recreational activities, the LWCF has opened millions of acres to outdoor lovers... 
by HLNews | Sep 26, 2018 | Pro-Staff Blog
Nebraska outdoorsmen and women have been out and about in the last several weeks, fully engulfed in bow season. While you’re in your blinds or tree stands hunting a trophy whitetail – or trekking through brush to track your prized antelope or elk — chances are... 
by HLNews | Sep 26, 2018 | Pro-Staff Blog
Last month, Governor Murphy signed an executive order to prohibit bear hunting on state owned public lands. It is the first step in his campaign promise to ban the hunt entirely. The political flip flop would lead you to believe that this is a fairly complicated... 
by Mike Bodenchuk | Sep 21, 2018 | Pro-Staff Blog
Texas Parks and Wildlife has opened the application process for one (1) Texas desert bighorn sheep permit in early 2019. Early in the year, the department noted that there may not be a draw tag available, as sheep were being conserved for transplant purposes. In fact,...
