March Madness isn’t just for basketball. The overwhelming success of the USA’s conservation dinners last month ranks right up there with “madness” and has set the tone for what we…
Department of the Interior Secretary Sally Jewell, Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Chairman and AFL-CIO President Richard L. Trumka, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service staff and members of the community joined together…
by Ron Kruger Catfish can be caught all year, but the best time is when their reproductive urges overcome caution and good sense. This takes place when the water temperature…
by David Hart Creating high-quality habitat is not always easy, but the rewards are well worth the effort. When Steve Dixon signed the papers on 165 acres in central Virginia,…
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s Brotherhood Outdoors TV series will feature Clayton Bolton, a union machinist of IAMAW LL946/DL725 from Lincoln, California, on Sunday, April 3 at 11 a.m. ET on…
by Beau Tallent The pursuit of wild animals in wild places is a deep-rooted instinct for hunters. Every hunt holds a hint of adventure. For some, the wilder the animal…
by David Hart It’s called a Grand Slam, but for many turkey hunters who dream of killing all four major wild turkey subspecies found in the United States, it’s more…
The Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO is pleased to announce that the council will be awarded the “Wisconsin AFL-CIO Community Service Event Award” on March 11 for its annual “Take Kids Fishing Day” events.
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s Brotherhood Outdoors TV series will feature Mark Kezler, a union laborer with LIUNA Local 5 from Lansing, Illinois, on his first Merriam’s turkey hunt in South…
by Beau Beasley Fly angling, particularly for trout, allows me to lose myself in the experience. I try to forget about everything besides outsmarting the trout I’m after. I’ve a few…
Going on a Western mule deer hunt would be a trip of a lifetime for many hunters. For Keith Gilmer, a member of Sheet Metal Workers Local 19 from Bethel,…
Every day, an average adult loses about 10 cups of water simply by breathing, sweating and eliminating waste, according to the Mayo Clinic. Yet data from the National Health and…
by M.D. Johnson You roll the dice and take your chances. Life’s like that, and so too can be the process of picking a pup to become your next hunting dog.…
by Kate Nation When Mark Duncan, longtime member of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and Electrical Workers Local 26 in Lanham, Maryland, learned he won the Ultimate Bass Sweepstakes presented by…
Provided by Beau Tallent Harvest an alligator, and you are about to have lots of meat. The tenderloins of an alligator are the prime cut. Here’s a great recipe from…
by David Hart The Grand Slam entails taking the four turkey subspecies found in the United States. With a little planning, you can hunt all four in a single season.…
Volunteers from the Building & Construction Trades Council of South Central Wisconsin constructed and installed an 18-foot-tall chimney swift tower at Cherokee Park in Madison, Wisconsin.
by Ron Kruger Coyotes are a complete wilderness survival package. Coyotes are cunning, have a better nose than a deer, better eyesight than a turkey and better hearing than probably any…
Braving mud, Texas size mosquitoes, intense heat and frustrating delays thanks to Mother Nature’s watery assault on southern Texas, volunteers from the Houston Gulf Coast Building and Construction Trades Council…
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s Brotherhood Outdoors TV series will feature Matt Eleazer, a union bricklayer with BAC Local 1 Oregon and owner of EastFork Outfitters, LLC, as he guides the…
Dave Cole, a member of Utility Workers Local 666, began letting his son, Tristan, tag along when he and his buddies got together to shoot sporting clays when Tristan was…
by M.D. Johnson Hunting squirrels with a blackpowder gun, what a great and novel idea! It seems fewer hunters enjoy the wonderful sport of squirrel hunting these days, but leave…
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