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Supreme Court Confirms Second Amendment!
 The
Supreme Court overturned the D.C. handgun ban on Thursday, June 26, in
its historic District of Columbia v. Heller decision that affirms the
Second Amendment rights of citizens across the country.
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Pennsylvania Hunters Continue Suit Over Deer Management Plan
 A Pennsylvania court has ruled that a sportsmen’s group can continue its lawsuit against the Game Commission’s deer management plan.
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Arkansas Shooting Program Mixes Safety With Competition
 Organizers of the Arkansas Youth Shooting Sports Program (AYSSP) began the group to teach young hunters the importance of gun and hunting safety. After two years, the program now boasts over 2000 participants and more than 200 coaches
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Opinion: NWTF May Be Down, But Far From Out
 Even
as new threats are leveled at the National Wild Turkey Federation,
recently appointed CEO George Thornton is hard at work tackling the
issues that face the organization. But the eyes of the membership are
upon him, and many wonder: Is this the guy to lead the conservation
group into the future?
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South Dakota Hunters Have Record Season
 A record deer season marks the eighth consecutive year of increased deer harvests for South Dakota.
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If You’ve Got The Bread, You Can Buy White Oak
 Though
most hunting clubs would settle for a thousand acres or so to call
their own, the sky’s the limit as far as what’s available — providing
you can afford it (Photo courtesy White Oak Plantation).
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Archery Mover and Shaker Dead at 69
 Dave Staples, whom was considered by some to be the “William Tell of
archery promotion,” died Tuesday in Bethlehem, Penn. He was 69. The
Easton, Penn., resident owned Images Group Public Relations with his
wife Cathy.
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2nd Amendment: Up For Discussion?
 With
a historic Supreme Court hearing on 2nd Amendment rights approaching,
let’s take a look back at how it all lead up to this point, where
everyone stands and what’s at stake.
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Ohio Buck Takes Swim in Public Pool
 After crashing through a glass window and falling into a pool, a
Dayton-area whitetail discovers the Village People were wrong. It
really isn’t “fun to be at the YMCA.”
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Hunters Furious Over Recent Changes To Vermont’s Hunting Laws
 The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Commission's proposal to increase the number of antlerless deer permits, has angered hunters. Five hundred signed a petition that called for the resignation of Commissioner Wayne Laroche.
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Albino Deer Hunting Okay In Michigan
 Among Other Deer Hunting Changes, Michigan Officials Approve Albino Deer Hunting (photo courtesy: Prairie State Outdoors)
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Michigan Increases Antlerless Permits in Most Areas
 Licenses to hunt antlerless deer will be available in most of Michigan this fall, though the number is being reduced in the Upper Peninsula.
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Minnesota’s Venison Processors Get Mixed Grades
 Some Minnesota deer processors do a better job than others at keeping bullet or slug fragments out of venison, according to a state Agriculture Department study obtained by the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Herd Reduction Plan Doesn’t Set Well With All Vermont Hunters
 A plan to reduce the burgeoning state whitetail herd by issuing nearly double the number of antlerless permits has come under attack by some Vermont residents.
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