Hunters, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts packed Stadium View Bar & Grill Friday night for Hunter Nation’s Green Bay Town Hall featuring Congressman Tom Tiffany and Hunter Nation Founder Keith Mark — a powerful evening focused on protecting Wisconsin’s outdoor heritage and the traditional values that define America’s hunting community. Hosted by the Hunter Nation Wisconsin Chapter, the event brought together hunters from across the state to discuss issues including wolf management, Wisconsin DNR policy, chronic wasting disease (CWD), and the growing need for hunters to become active participants in elections. It was an evening of fellowship, open discussion, and a reminder that hunters are not just keepers of tradition — they are a political and cultural force defending freedom itself.

Hunter Nation is proud to partner with Krate Tactical, a Veteran-owned company committed to freedom, faith, and protecting America’s hunting heritage. This holiday season, members can save big on Krate Tactical’s Out The Front (OTF) knives — fast-deploying, reliable everyday carry tools backed by a lifetime warranty. With 35% off all OTF knives and a $10 donation from every knife sold, this partnership delivers both value and impact. Whether you’re in the field or looking for the perfect gift for the outdoorsman in your life, you’ll be supporting a mission that defends hunting rights and the American way of life.

Louisiana’s hunting heritage and Second Amendment momentum continue to surge in 2025. With constitutional carry now in full effect and SB 101 poised to remove school buffer zones, the state leads on firearm freedoms. Hunters see major gains too—from expanded deer limits and longer turkey seasons to increased black bear permits and new lifetime licenses for non-residents. Seniors benefit from broader primitive-season firearm options, while youth programs emphasize safe, accessible training. Political shifts, outdoor events, and new voter-registration tools keep sportsmen engaged. Stay informed, stay involved, and get ready for an action-packed 2025–2026 season.

Hunter Nation PA Endorses Candidates for Pennsylvania Game Commission Board of Commissioners Hunter Nation State Chapter Endorses Haley Sankey and Allen DiMarco Hunter Nation’s Pennsylvania chapter is proud to announce its strong endorsement of Haley Sankey and Allen DiMarco for appointment to the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) Board of Commissioners. Both candidates exemplify the principles…

If you hunt, fish, or just love Arizona’s outdoors, a major decision is coming that could shape your experience for years to come. Governor Katie Hobbs will soon appoint a new member to the Arizona Game & Fish Commission — the body that sets hunting and fishing regulations, manages wildlife habitats, and oversees conservation funding. The finalists, Patrick Cooley of Yuma and Jessica Manuell of Parks, bring distinct expertise and perspectives, from business leadership to hands-on hunting and education. Hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts have a stake in this choice — it affects access, wildlife health, and the future of Arizona’s outdoor traditions.

Pennsylvania Protect Your Rights,Know Their Records A Hunter’s Guide to Researching PA Supreme Court Justices Pennsylvania hunters know that nothing worth keeping comes easy. Every season demands effort, patience, and skill. The same principle should apply to our courts. This November, three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices, Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht, are asking…

Daniel Sneath Pennsylvania Game Commission Statement on Public Land Purchases Hunter Nation is proud to report a major victory for Pennsylvania hunters! Hunter Nation has been asked to provide information about the advantages and disadvantages to hunters when the government, specifically the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC), purchases land for public use. We are hoping to…

Hunter Nation expresses our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and supporters of Charlie Kirk, who tragically lost his life today in an act of violence. A devoted believer in Christ, a loving husband and father, and a true American patriot, Charlie lived by the values that Hunter Nation holds dear—God, Family, Country, and the Constitution. As the founder of Turning Point, his impact on America’s youth will never be forgotten. His legacy will continue to inspire and guide patriots for generations to come. "Eternal rest grant unto your faithful servant, Charlie Kirk, O Lord, and let Your perpetual light shine upon him."

The Make America Beautiful Again initiative is a bold step forward in conserving and restoring our nation’s lands, waters, and wildlife. Launched in honor of America’s 250th birthday, this effort reminds us that protecting our natural heritage is central to our national story. By prioritizing collaborative conservation strategies—such as wildlife recovery, habitat restoration, wetlands revitalization, and public lands access—the initiative delivers real results for healthier ecosystems and stronger communities. It also cuts red tape to accelerate projects, proving that conservation can unite Americans across the political spectrum.

Hunter Nation is leading the charge to get the gray wolf removed from the Endangered Species List, with management being returned to each state, with no judicial review. A key component of that is no judicial review. For decades we have seen the damage the well funded anti-hunting Left can do with lawfare. All they do is find a liberal, activist judge who will agree with their woke, anti-science approach to conservation, so they can pick the winners and losers, regardless of data and science. While the Left’s agenda favors the wolf, it has, and is destroying wildlife herds everywhere they roam unmanaged! This destruction includes plummeting populations of deer, elk, moose and more. The livelihood of ranchers and farmers are being threatened as unmanaged wolves kill and harass their livestock. The number of wildlife and livestock deaths are only part of the equation. The harassment of those not killed leads to plummeting recruitment numbers with less offspring being born. Eventually, there won’t be enough game to hunt and are rural economies will crumble.

Kansas Coyote Night Vision Season -Sept 29 to Dec 2, 2025 -Dec 15 to Dec 31, 2025 -Jan 1 to Mar 31, 2026 Hunter Nation applauds the Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission for its decisive action at the August 14, 2025, meeting in Garden City, KS, to expand the night vision coyote season in the Sunflower State. This commonsense update gives Kansas sportsmen and women more opportunities in the field, strengthens wildlife management efforts, and protects the state’s proud hunting heritage. “This is a huge win for Kansas hunters and I would like to thank the Secretary of the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, Chris Kennedy, for his leadership,” said Hunter Nation Founder Keith Mark, who is also a Commissioner on the Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission. “By expanding the night vision coyote hunting season Kansas hunters will get to enjoy more hunting opportunities. This change will also benefit the state’s deer population,” added Mark.

Hunter Nation is leading the charge to get the gray wolf removed from the Endangered Species List, with management being returned to each state, with no judicial review. A key component of that is no judicial review. For decades we have seen the damage the well funded anti-hunting Left can do with lawfare. All they do is find a liberal, activist judge who will agree with their woke, anti-science approach to conservation, so they can pick the winners and losers, regardless of data and science. While the Left’s agenda favors the wolf, it has, and is destroying wildlife herds everywhere they roam unmanaged! This destruction includes plummeting populations of deer, elk, moose and more. The livelihood of ranchers and farmers are being threatened as unmanaged wolves kill and harass their livestock. The number of wildlife and livestock deaths are only part of the equation. The harassment of those not killed leads to plummeting recruitment numbers with less offspring being born. Eventually, there won’t be enough game to hunt and are rural economies will crumble.

Victory in Pennsylvania: 13 Sundays of Hunting Now Open in Fall 2025 Hunter Nation is proud to report a major victory for Pennsylvania hunters! Earlier this week, State Director John Bingaman and Legislative Director Dan Sneath represented Hunter Nation at the Pennsylvania Game Commission Board of Commissioners meeting, where the primary agenda was the expansion…

Hunter Nation Wisconsin Engages Patriots in De Pere Hunter Nation’s Wisconsin State Director, Chris Vaughan, had the honor of speaking at the Northeast Wisconsin (N.E.W.) Patriots event held at the Cedar Creek of De Pere Event Center. The gathering brought together passionate Wisconsin patriots, hunters, and conservation-minded citizens to learn more about how Hunter Nation…

In June 2025, a little-known provision in a massive federal bill put millions of acres of public land at risk of being sold. Hunters, led by Hunter Nation, refused to stay quiet. Through grassroots action, social media pressure, and direct meetings in Washington, D.C., they forced national attention on the issue and pushed lawmakers to respond. When Senator Mike Lee publicly revised—and ultimately withdrew—the land-sale language, it proved a powerful point: organized hunters can stop bad policy before it becomes law. This fight wasn’t about politics; it was about protecting access, heritage, and America’s public lands.