Florida Legislative Session Ends with Key Wins for Hunters and Conservation

By Kelby Seanor | March 17, 2026 |

Florida’s 2026 legislative session concluded with major wins for hunters and conservationists. Lawmakers passed key bills protecting conservation lands, strengthening rural and agricultural safeguards, and supporting the state’s outdoor heritage. While the state budget remains unresolved, additional special sessions are scheduled to address funding and other priorities. At the same time, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission expanded hunting opportunities across several WMAs, reinforcing access for sportsmen. As spring turkey season kicks off across the state, Hunter Nation Florida continues to monitor legislative developments and advocate for policies that protect hunting traditions and preserve Florida’s rich outdoor resources.

Georgia Lawmakers Deliver Strong Momentum for Hunters and Conservation After Legislative Crossover Deadline

By Kelby Seanor | March 17, 2026 |

Georgia hunters and conservationists are seeing strong momentum in 2026 as the legislative session moves past the Crossover Deadline. Key bills advancing feral hog control, hunter safety education, conservation tax credits, and funding for public lands are gaining traction, reflecting lawmakers’ commitment to responsible wildlife management and outdoor traditions. Georgia’s spring turkey season is also underway, with youth, mobility-impaired, and private- and public-land hunters preparing for an exciting season. With pro-hunting legislation progressing and grassroots engagement growing, Hunter Nation Georgia is helping ensure hunters’ voices are heard, wildlife habitats are protected, and outdoor traditions continue to thrive across the state.

Alabama Spring Turkey Season Kicks Off with Strong Legislative Momentum

By Kelby Seanor | March 16, 2026 |

The Hunter Nation Alabama Chapter is gaining momentum in 2026 as spring turkey season approaches and pro-hunting legislation advances in Montgomery. The chapter has been expanding its grassroots network, building relationships with lawmakers, and engaging conservation partners across the state. Several key bills supporting hunters, wildlife habitat, and Second Amendment rights are moving forward during the current legislative session. At the same time, Alabama hunters are preparing for one of the nation’s most anticipated spring turkey seasons. With strong legislative progress and growing community support, Hunter Nation Alabama is working to ensure the voices of the state’s hunters and conservationists remain strong in 2026 and beyond.

Hunter Nation Proudly Sponsors USA Shooting Event: A Day of Excellence on the Range and Elegance at Mar-A-Lago

By Kelby Seanor | February 26, 2026 |

Hunter Nation proudly sponsored the exclusive USA Shooting event at the Palm Beach County Shooting Complex, celebrating Olympic excellence and American tradition. From elite instruction on the range to an elegant evening at Mar-a-Lago, the event highlighted patriotism, precision, and our commitment to protecting America’s hunting and shooting heritage.

2026 Georgia Legislative Session: Advancing Hunting Rights and Conservation Efforts

By Kelby Seanor | February 20, 2026 |

The 2026 session of the Georgia General Assembly is advancing bold, pro-conservation policies that strengthen hunting rights and protect wildlife habitat statewide. From expanding feral hog control through HB 946 to introducing hunter safety education in schools under SB 148, lawmakers are reinforcing Georgia’s outdoor heritage. Additional efforts to reauthorize the Conservation Tax Credit and enhance the Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund ensure long-term habitat protection and public access. With strong leadership from Brian Kemp, Georgia continues to champion responsible stewardship, innovation, and expanded opportunities for hunters and anglers across the Peach State.

Exciting Updates from Florida: New Hunting Rules and Modernized Trapping Regulations

By Kelby Seanor | February 20, 2026 |

Florida hunters and trappers have exciting opportunities ahead as the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission approves new rules for the 2026–27 season. With four new Wildlife Management Areas opening, expanded youth and family hunts, and added flexibility for crossbows and airbows, access to public land continues to grow. Updated trapping regulations—aligned with national best practices—modernize equipment standards, training, and reporting to ensure humane, science-based wildlife management. These changes reflect strong public input and reinforce Florida’s commitment to conservation, ethical harvest, and preserving our outdoor traditions for generations to come.

2026 Alabama Legislative Session: Championing Hunting Heritage and Conservation

By Kelby Seanor | February 20, 2026 |

The 2026 Alabama Legislative Session is delivering meaningful wins for hunters, anglers, and conservationists across the state. From cutting red tape on feral swine management to creating lifetime licenses for disabled residents, lawmakers are advancing practical reforms that strengthen Alabama’s outdoor heritage. Major conservation efforts—including coastal habitat restoration, seagrass recovery, and expanded oyster aquaculture—highlight the vital role sportsmen play in stewardship. With hunting and fishing fueling a $14 billion outdoor economy and supporting wildlife through license dollars and Pittman-Robertson funding, this session reinforces Alabama’s commitment to protecting access, opportunity, and abundant wildlife for future generations.

Introducing Hunter Nation Alabama

By Kelby Seanor | February 2, 2026 |

Hunter Nation proudly announces the launch of Hunter Nation Alabama, a new state chapter dedicated to protecting the rights, traditions, and future of Alabama’s hunters. Led by Alabama State Director Kelby Seanor, a nationally recognized clay target shooter and experienced legislative advocate, the chapter arrives at a critical moment for conservation and civic engagement. With key issues like habitat loss, Chronic Wasting Disease, public land access, and Second Amendment rights at stake, Hunter Nation Alabama is mobilizing hunters to safeguard our outdoor heritage and ensure their voices are heard.