Observe the thrill of shed hunting without breaking laws or disrupting nature; learn the essential rules and regulations in our comprehensive guide.

Governor Kathy Hochul signed a new law, effectively banning all hunting competitions across the state of NY. This law, supposedly protecting the state’s diverse wildlife and upholding the noble traditions of hunting, also ties into a broader trend of limiting firearm use. Understanding New York’s Hunting Ban To grasp the importance of New York’s new hunting ban, you need to understand that it prohibits wildlife killing contests, making it illegal to hunt the heaviest or

Ever thought about the roots of the Sunday hunting bans, colloquially known as ‘Blue Laws’? These regulations, which have been around since 1619 in North America, have traditionally restricted or even prohibited hunting activities on the Sabbath day. Initially grounded in religious observance, the relevance of these laws in our modern, increasingly secular society has sparked a heated debate.  Some believe the laws maintain tradition and respect for the day of rest, while others argue

You’ve bagged a deer and are ready to take it home. But what if you’re crossing state lines? Laws about transporting deer meat are in place to prevent the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and to maintain a healthy deer population across all states. Generally, you can move cut and wrapped meat, boned-out meat, and other parts. However, rules vary between states, and it’s your job to know them. Before packing up your venison,

Encountering injured wildlife can be a challenging and emotional experience. However, it is crucial to approach the situation with caution and care. Handling wildlife can be dangerous for the animal and the person attempting to intervene. Professionals with the necessary expertise and training are best equipped to provide the appropriate care for injured wildlife. This article will discuss the importance of leaving injured wildlife to professionals and the steps one should take if one encounters

How to Use? Easy! Just click on your state and you will be redirected to the state hunting regulations. And here is a plain list too. Just click on any state – you will be redirected. Also, read our article about the draw weight requirements for elk hunting. Hunting and Wildlife Regulations for each State Alabama Hunting Regulations Alaska Hunting Regulations Arizona Hunting Regulations Arkansas Hunting Regulations California Hunting Regulations Colorado Hunting Regulations Connecticut Hunting

For all the archery enthusiasts out there, picking up your bow and letting arrows fly in your backyard is enticing. After all, archery isn’t just a hobby or a sport – it’s a way of life. But before you go all Robin Hood in your backyard, knowing the legalities of such a venture is essential. Although there is little, if any, restrictions put on shooting in your yard at the state or federal level, local