Advocacy
Don’t Let Them Take Your Ammo: Why Every Hunter Must Support H.R. 556
Hunters across America are being called to action as H.R. 556, the Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers Act, aims to prevent federal bans on traditional lead ammunition and fishing tackle. Advocates argue these restrictions could significantly increase costs and limit access to public lands, threatening hunting traditions and conservation funding. The bill seeks to ensure that any restrictions are based on sound, site-specific science and involve state wildlife agencies. Hunter Nation is urging sportsmen and women to contact their elected officials and support this legislation, emphasizing the importance of unity and grassroots engagement to protect hunting rights and preserve America’s outdoor heritage.
Read MoreKansas Oppose SB 372 – Protect Our Privacy
Ted Nugent with Hunter Nation. We’re deeply concerned about Kansas Senate Bill 372, which would force adults to share personal information just to download any app. Act now and urge Kansas legislators to Oppose SB 372 in its current form and protect our privacy.
Read MoreHunter Nation Wisconsin: Wolves, Lobbying, and Action – Feb 2026
Hunter Nation Wisconsin has been busy advocating for hunters and wildlife. From lobby day in Madison to testifying before the Senate on wolf management, and engaging voters at the Utah Hunt Expo, Hunter Nation continues to champion sporting heritage and ensure hunters’ voices are heard across the state.
Read MoreHunter Nation Honors Governor Jeff Landry with the Great White Buffalo Award
During Washington Mardi Gras week, Hunter Nation honored Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry with its highest distinction, the Great White Buffalo Award, recognizing his lifelong commitment to hunting, conservation, and America’s outdoor heritage. Reserved for leaders who demonstrate sustained action and earned trust within the hunting community, the award reflects Governor Landry’s deep roots as a lifelong hunter and his stewardship of Louisiana’s renowned sporting traditions. His leadership reinforces the vital role hunters play as conservation partners, protecting wildlife, habitat, and the values that define the American outdoor way of life.
Read MoreHunter Nation Applauds Legislation to Register Pennsylvania’s Hunters to Vote
Hunter Nation Applauds Legislation to Register Pennsylvania’s Hunters to Vote FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hunter Nation Applauds Legislation to Register Pennsylvania’s Hunters to Vote January 29, 2026 HARRISBURG, PA – The Pennsylvania chapter of Hunter Nation today announced its enthusiastic support for the Sportsmen Voter Registration Act, new legislation that will provide voter registration opportunities to…
Read MoreWhat we are hearing from Hunters about CWD & EHD
Chronic wasting disease is changing how deer are managed, but hunters are the ones living with its effects every season. From pulling samples to watching herd health firsthand, hunters see the difference between headline-driven fear and what’s actually happening in the woods. Many are concerned about CWD, but they are not united—nor are they walking away from the hunt. At Hunter Nation, we believe effective CWD policy starts with listening to hunters, grounding decisions in honest science, and keeping traditions alive. Hunters are ready to help manage this disease—if they’re treated as partners, not the problem.
Read MoreHunter Nation Applauds Passage of the Pet and Livestock Protection Act of 2025
Hunter Nation is celebrating a major legislative victory following U.S. House passage of the Pet and Livestock Protection Act of 2025 (H.R. 845). The bill restores state authority over gray wolf management by removing the species from the Endangered Species Act and reinstating the 2020 delisting rule. Championed by lawmakers and supported by years of Hunter Nation advocacy, the legislation emphasizes science-based wildlife management and protection for rural communities, livestock, and ecosystems. Backed by strong grassroots mobilization and expert testimony, this milestone marks significant progress for hunters and conservationists as the bill advances to the U.S. Senate.
Read MoreA Legislative Victory for American Hunters: The Pet and Livestock Protection Act of 2025 Passes Congress
Hunter Nation is proud to celebrate a landmark victory for American hunters with the passage of the Pet and Livestock Protection Act of 2025 (H.R. 845). This historic legislation restores science-based wildlife management by delisting the recovered gray wolf and returning authority to the states—where it belongs. Championed by Congressman Tom Tiffany and Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, the bill is the result of years of relentless advocacy, expert testimony, and nationwide grassroots mobilization led by Hunter Nation. It represents a decisive stand for hunters, ranchers, and rural communities, proving that when sportsmen unite, policy can be changed and conservation can prevail.
Read MoreFlorida’s Black Bear Hunt: A Conservation Success Worth Defending
Florida’s 2025 black bear hunt marked a major conservation milestone, reopening for the first time since 2015 after decades of successful recovery efforts. Once reduced to just a few hundred bears in the 1970s, Florida’s black bear population now exceeds 4,000 thanks to science-based wildlife management. Despite fierce opposition and legal challenges from anti-hunting groups, demand for the hunt was overwhelming, with more than 163,000 applicants for just 172 permits. The season stands as a clear example of responsible hunting playing a vital role in conservation success.
Read MoreHunter Nation Mobilizes Wisconsin Sportsmen in Green Bay: Town Hall Draws Engaged Crowd to Advance Wolf Management and Voter Turnout
When hunters, anglers, and trappers gathered at Stadium View Bar & Grill in Green Bay on November 14, the message was clear: Wisconsin’s sportsmen are ready to fight for their values—and they’re showing up at the ballot box to make it happen. Hosted by Hunter Nation, the town hall brought together grassroots advocates and elected leaders to tackle two critical issues: returning wolf management to the state and mobilizing Wisconsin’s 521,000 hunters as a powerful voting bloc.
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