by Kenneth L. Kieser Missouri hunters were born with a silver spoon in their double-clucking, goose-calling mouths. The Show Me State, in the heart of the Mississippi Flyway, has always…
Have you ever dreamed of hunting those big bucks that roam South Texas? Then it’s time your dream becomes a reality! The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and Remington are teaming up…
Volunteers raise money, support the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Work Boots on the Ground project Nashville, TN – November 21, 2013 – A new, custom-built deer blind in the Western portion…
by Capt. Bert Deener Crappie are fickle creatures. The bite can turn off and on like a light switch, and they can move a bunch. One day you can catch…
by Bill Cooper I had endured the worst duck season of my waterfowling life. Instantly, the agony vanished as Perry May, owner of IYF Outfitters of Southeast Missouri, turned a…
by Beau Beasley Occasionally in life, you meet a person whom you truly admire—a hero, if you will. Some of the folks who we offhandedly call heroes today are simply…
More than 140,000 viewers voted in Sportsman Channel’s 2011 Sportsman Choice Awards, and Brotherhood Outdoors took home the award for Best Combination (Hunting/Fishing) Show. Since then, the series has only…
by Bill Cooper Thousands of miles of rivers and waterways course their way across America. Deer commonly utilize these corridors of life. Most rivers and surrounding lands provide all the…
Have you ever heard the story about a giant 1600 lb grizzly bear that attacked a state park worker, only to die feet from his would-be meal? Well, the story…
By Bill Knight Labor unions work for wages, hours and working conditions, but also fishing, hiking and even “hacking towers,” as the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance volunteers to do what union…
by M.D. Johnson For many duck hunters, the late Alfred Hitchcock could not have penned a more fitting work of horror than that which could be set at any of…
by Dave Mull Autumn means that anglers can find bass, walleye, northern pike and panfish in predictable locations—and predictably hungry, too. As days grow shorter and waters cool, fish put…
by M.D. Johnson Across much of the whitetail’s range in the U.S., the month of October, from a food standpoint, is a time of plenty. Here in Iowa, where my…
Fred Myers discusses the USA’s conservation efforts and its mission to unite the union community into one of the largest hunting, fishing and shooting conservation organizations in North America. Click…
by Bob McNally Huge fall-run red drum are available throughout the southeast United State. From North Carolina to Texas, redfish push into rivers, inlets and coastal bays for spawning, and…
by Bill Cooper U.S. sportsmen, old, young, men, women and children, from 49 states, are reconnecting to the ancient past through the growing usage of crossbows for target and hunting…
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s 5th Annual Boilermakers Kansas City Sporting Clays Shoot held in Lenexa, Kansas on Saturday, Sept. 21 set a USA shoot financial record, raising a whopping $131,839…
By Beau Tallent My first introduction to the world of custom-painted crankbaits came on the front deck of bass boat. On the trolling motor was a local tournament angler who…
by Louis Hammersmith It was an otherwise typical Halloween afternoon last year, when then 19-year-old Dylan Mayer harvested an 80-pound giant Pacific octopus from the Puget Sound in West Seattle.…
By Beau Tallent Most hunters will never set foot on public land. Some feel no need, since they have family land or a good hunting club. Others might not have…
by Bob McNally We hadn’t fished but just a few minutes, and the stout-action rod Scott Gardner was holding bent double. There was no need for Scott to set the…
by Bill Cooper Teal are early migrators and begin their long journey in early August. Usually by mid-August the diminutive birds begin to show up on ponds and lakes across…