Doug Howlett Late season can be tough on a deer hunter. The weather’s colder, the rut is over, deer have been pressured, and quite honestly, for the hard hunting among…
Dave Hurteau This year, get your shooter the one surefire, can’t-miss, classic Christmas gift. Get an air rifle. With so many models available today, ranging from $20 to more than…
M. D. Johnson Want to go on a snipe hunt? Many hear that and imagine wandering on a dark, moonless night, carrying a burlap sack and a flashlight to the…
Mike Hanback Archery hunting for pressured, spooky bucks in the dead of winter is never easy, but scoring on a big buck can be done. Enjoy the trials and tribulations…
Steve Felgenhauer So much for crystal balls or foreseeing the future when it comes to duck hunting, last season’s forecast was a “bumper crop,”however, cooperation from the ducks left much…
Dave Hurteau No compound bow’s introduction to the market was more hyped. By the time the new Bowtech Insanity was literally uncaged for the jockeying, rubber-necking, wide-eyed crowd at the…
Mike Hanback The first three weeks of the November rut are prime time to grunt up a whitetail buck—or two, or even three. The testosterone-addled studs are wandering wider and…
Mike Hanback The lucky hunters amongst us will fire one bullet at a good buck this season. Here’s how to make that one shot count. Think out a shot before…
By Bob Jensen In walleye country, it’s still summer during the day, but nights are starting to cool down. Cool early morning air temperatures remind anglers that autumn isn’t far…
Craig Boddington I learned to handload centerfire at the same time I learned to shoot. The deal was that if I wanted to shoot, I also needed to reload. Since…
By Bob Barteck, IAFF Local 425 Alumni The sun filtering through the maple leaves turned the forest floor to amber. Perched high in an old basswood, my brother, John, and…
October 12, 2012 Nashville, TN— Retired Local 361 Iron Worker and longtime Union Sportsmen’s Alliance member John Sferazo was honored for his extraordinary contributions to conservation at the Field & Stream Heroes…
By Josh Genz, G2 Outdoor Products Hunting season is quickly approaching, and the anticipation of what this year’s harvest will bring is building in hunters across the U.S. You’ve been monitoring…
Doug Howlett You’ve been religious about slipping into the backyard and sending a few arrows into the 3-D deer. Maybe, you even entered a few tournaments where they forced you…
(Dallas County Commissioner Candidate Theresa Daniel and Dallas Building and Construction Trades President Joe Hall helped raise more than $60,000 at the USA’s first conservation dinner event held in the…
Steve Felgenhauer If you think the only time to kill a record book buck is during the rut, think again. Winchester’s Whitetail Revolution co-host Steve Stoltz admits, “The rut will…
By Heath Smith, IAFF member & tournament angler You survived the doldrums of summer, or have you? The early summer to fall transition can be a pretty slow bite, somewhat…
Nashville, TN—Nearly 150 union members, shooting enthusiasts and other guests—including Roofers President Kinsey Robinson, Governor Mark Dayton and Attorney General Lori Swanson—teamed up to support conservation at the Union Sportsmen’s…
Nashville, TN— As part of a Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) Boots on the Ground project, volunteers from Painters District Council No. 30 helped put the finishing touches on a new…
Bob McNally Northeast Florida’s St. Johns River is world famous as a top spot for catching oversize largemouth bass. And while that fishing is good in the “upper” river, where…
Submitted By: Abby Lowell, Originally published on Aug. 3, 2012, Juneau Empire By Abby Lowell, Originally published on Aug. 3, 2012, Juneau Empire Tammy Kramer, is a woman who breaks…
WHAT: This Saturday more than 160 union members, shooting enthusiasts and other guests from across the state will team up for the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s (USA) 2nd annual Roofers…
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