The NRA Hunters’ Leadership Forum (HLF) addresses the cultural, political, demographic and technological challenges facing the future of hunters, hunting and wildlife conservation in the 21st century.
The NRA welcomes the move in support of lawful gun manufacturers and dealers.
Game biologists’ study supports hunters’ sustainable harvest with the aid of dogs.
Their proposal would create a commission to protect unnamed ‘keystone species.’
NRA applauds the move to deregulate suppressors as the bill now heads to the Senate.
Much needed funds will help the Imire Conservancy bolster costly security operations.
If passed, the bill will offer a voluntary program for students in grades 6-12.
Escalating black bear numbers may spur the state's first bear hunt in 10 years.
Hunting for food and to keep wildlife numbers in check remain messages that resonate.
Hunters aim to protect their privacy in the face of no Fourth Amendment protections.
The author shares why recent claims of the species’ resurrection are false.
Collaborating outside official meetings on an anti-hunting op-ed infringed on state law.
Here’s one more bad policy the administration has rolled back in its first 100 days.
We applaud this pioneer for 40 years of accomplishments in the conservation arena.
The NRA is entrenched in putting an end to the anti-gun, anti-hunting scheme.
Will Evergreen State residents soon need a permit before buying their next hunting rifle?
Fact: Trouncing the freedoms of law-abiding gun owners and hunters only aids criminals.
Hunters are directly connected to the land and the health of the ecosystems they hunt.
‘Checkerboard’ landowners cannot deny access to public lands.
If passed, the bills also would have had negative wildlife conservation implications.
H.R. 845 recognizes that wolf numbers far exceed Endangered Species Act recovery goals.
