Hunting is still deeply rewarding, but in many places it now feels more crowded, costly, and strategic than it did a generation ago. The real question is not whether competition exists, but whether ...

The fight over hunting access near public land sits at the crossroads of property rights, fairness, and outdoor tradition.

All in all, Erik Murdock, deputy director of programs, policy, and government affairs at Access Fund, estimates that 80% of the climbing routes in Indian Creek and 80% of climbing within the Bears ...