by Dave Mull Many grouse hunters who pursue this speedy quarry with dogs gauge their success by how many flushes—not kills—they get in the course of an outing. People who…
Titans Cheerleaders and Curb Recording Artist Rachel Holder bring Nashville “flavor” to celebration of Ironworkers, retirees, U.S. Veterans at USA’s 1st Ironworkers International Sporting Clays Shoot. The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance,…
As I entered Patrick Fulkrod’s comfortable ClackaCraft drift boat, I could tell he was as eager to get on the Watauga River as I was. “They really aren’t generating that much…
As a sportsman or sportswoman, you’ve probably spent $10, $20 or more for a single chance to win a gun, right? Well when you make a donation of $30 to…
by David Hart Trail cameras have come a long way since they first hit the hunting scene a decade or more ago. Back when trail cameras first came out, they were really…
by Bob McNally Shell bars are among the most productive and fish-rich of all inshore saltwater hot spots. They rival the productivity of jetty rocks and grassbeds for consistently yielding…
Youth gain hands-on training in archery, trap, and rifle shooting at 3rd Annual Union Sportsmen’s Alliance `Get Youth Outdoors Day’ in Clear Lake, MN. A record number of youth came…
Given the amount of time and money we spend on the Internet, you might call it a necessary evil. We use it for work, to check out companies or products,…
A record number of youth came out to experience what it’s like to shoot arrows, shotguns and rifles at the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) 3rd Annual Get Youth Outdoors Day…
It’s one thing to invest your resources in an established organization with a track record of success. It’s quite another to take a gamble on a brand new organization with…
By Laura Tingo Nothing (except perhaps Mother Nature) can stop USA member Michael Cramer from organizing an annual appreciation event for the members of UA Plumbers Local 68. In fact,…
by Bill Cooper Hunting teal is as fun as it gets in the world of waterfowl hunting. Teal migrate early, they fly beyond fast, and this diminutive duck makes for great table fare.…
by Beau Beasley My lesson on tight line trout fishing had begun. Eugene Shuler stood alongside me knee-deep in the Oconaluftee River, a gem for trout just inside the Great…
Union tradesmen volunteer expert skills to build kayak shed at Georgia’s Hard Labor Creek State Park Visitors to the recreational lake at Georgia’s Hard Labor Creek State Park will find…
by Dave Mull An experienced deer hunter with firearms, my buddy Frank thought that a crossbow would be a simple tool to get him out deer hunting during archery seasons.…
by Bob McNally In northeast Florida’s lower St. Johns River, there is an abundance of shoreline development, mainly homes. Invariably the houses have docks and piers in the water, and…
Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Initiative to Introduce and Integrate America’s Youth into the Great Outdoors Beginning Monday, September 1 at 5 p.m. ET The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) and Sportsman Channel…
By Will Jenkins, TheWilltoHunt.com In putting together the new Mathews Chill R I new I wanted a new sight but wasn’t sure which I wanted. My very first sight was…
by David Hart A limit of doves with a box of shells? You bet! It’s been said that the average dove hunter knocks down just one bird for every five shots.…
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and Sportsman Channel are combining efforts to honor the contributions of the American worker and celebrate today’s youth, who represent the future of our nation’s workforce…
by Dave Mull A big bluegill on our trolled rig was welcome, but it was no surprise. Our targets were trout on the deep Michigan lake that August afternoon, but…
by David Hart An extended drought in parts of the United States has been characterized as an act of God, or somehow the result of our own doings. Maybe the drought is just a terrible stroke…
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