Conservation Round Up by First Lite The two founders of First Lite, Scott Robinson and Kenton Carruth are taking it upon themselves to pioneer a new platform for the hunting market.

RMEF to Sponsor #PROJECTELK Film RMEF teams up with filmmaker Jason Matzinger on his film highlighting rare elk footage and a hunter's quest to fill his tag in the rugged backcountry.

NWTF Expands Reach of Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt Through the NWTF's Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt. initiative, NWTF has committed to raising $1.2 billion to conserve and enhance more than 4 million acres of essential upland wildlife habitat, create at least 1.5 million new hunters and open access to 5

The Pope and Young Club's Involvement in the Outdoor Film Festival Conservation Series

Sportsman's Guide Becomes Newest Pope and Young Club Partner Chatfield, MN - February 24, 2014 - The Pope & Young Club is proud to announce The Sportsman's Guide as their newest Corporate Partner."Sportsman's Guide is proud to partner with The Pope & Young Club in its ongoing efforts to ensure the future of archery

RMEF Membership Tops 200,000

Kentucky's Wildlife to Benefit from RMEF Grants Conservation projects from RMEF grant, will benefit elk and other wildlife in Kentucky.

Iowa Losing Woodland Acreage Iowa's woodlands have shrunk by 40,000 acres, according to the latest Forest Inventory Analysis conducted by the USDA Forest Service, marking the first time since 1974 that Iowa has lost woodland acres.

RMEF Conserves Vital Elk Habitat in Nevada The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with a conservation-minded landowner and the Southern Nevada Water Authority to permanently protect 1,480 acres of key elk habitat in eastern Nevada.

Hunters Celebrate the Wood Bison’s Return to Alaska North America’s largest land animal is coming back to one of its natural environments. A subspecies of the more commonly known plains bison, the wood bison once ranged wide swathes of Alaska and Canada until the 1900s.

NY Crossbow Legislation Introduced A measure introduced in the New York State Assembly would give the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) the authority to regulate crossbow and to determine the seasons they would be utilized.

Good News for Conservation: Hunter Numbers Up One of the growing fears among hunters and conservationists is that hunter numbers will drop so low that we'll ultimately lose our rights to hunt and pursue wildlife. However, a new study from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation offers encouragement.

SCI Builds Hunter Advocates Through Improved Communication Safari Club International is improving their lines of communication to to reach hunters all over the world while providing the latest hunting and conservation driven information.

MidwayUSA Receives Recognition for Conservation MidwayUSA has been the front runner for all of shooting sports and have added just about everything for hunting, it's great to see a company giving back.

Missouri Confirms CWD in Wild Deer The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) confirmed earlier this week that two free-ranging whitetail deer have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Both deer came from Macon County and were a result of more than 1,000 tissue samples tes