CSF Swings for the Fences Scoring Session Sweep in New Hampshire

With one pro-bill still awaiting Governor Kelly Ayotte’s signature to make things official, CSF will have successfully batted 1.000 on advancing all pro and defeating all negative policies in which we engaged in the Granite State.

Rallying Around a Unified Cause: Lessons Learned from Ballot-Box Efforts in the West

With efforts to drive wildlife management at the ballot box becoming more commonplace, members of the sporting-conservation community are finally recognizing that, despite varied priorities and motivations, we are all part of the same team pulling in the same direction.

Indiana Considers Allowing New Technology During Muzzleloader Season

Advancement in muzzleloading technology has created a modern iteration of the classic firearm with enhanced safety and reliability without sacrificing the characteristics that have defined muzzleloader hunting for hundreds of years.

Halftime Report – Recapping a Busy First Half of 2025 in North Carolina

The Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation has been hard at work in North Carolina this year engaging on a wide variety of sporting conservation issues sure to impact the sportsmen and women of North Carolina.

Which States Still Ban Sunday Hunting? (MeatEater)

Hyde-Smith Introduces Bill to Reverse Duck Population Decline (Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith)

Secretary Rollins Announces $80 Million in Wood Innovation Grants (U.S. Department of Agriculture)

Duck Hunters Select from Two Bag Limits When Registering for HIP (Nebraska Game and Parks)

Wildlife Commission Announces 2025 Recreational Flounder Season (North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission)

2024 Study Reveals Commercial Menhaden Industry’s Bycatch Off the Louisiana Coast (Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership)

New Mexico Game and Fish Open Applications for Sandhill Crane and Pheasant Draw Permits (New Mexico Department of Game & Fish)

There Is Still Time to Register for This Fall’s Becoming an Outdoors Woman Weekend (New Hampshire Fish and Game Department)

Sunday hunting is officially expanding in Connecticut and Pennsylvania, marking a major victory for hunters, conservationists, and rural communities. In this episode, Fred is joined by representatives of each state’s fish and wildlife agency to break down the new legislation that opens up Sunday hunting opportunities, explore how it impacts hunter access, and discuss what it means for the future of hunting and wildlife conservation.

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