Gene and Harlyn Barnes of Benton, Kentucky featured in Jan. 5 episode of Brotherhood Outdoors, on the Sportsman Channel The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s national outdoor TV series, Brotherhood Outdoors, will…
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance kicks off the 6th season of its award-winning TV series, Brotherhood Outdoors, with an elk hunt that is as challenging as it is inspiring. The show,…
by Kenneth L. Kieser Recent mild winters have made Missouri a hot area for duck hunting. Most duck species have migrated to southern states by December, but wads of mallards…
by Capt. Bert Deener I remember my first heartbreak related to line failure like it was yesterday. I was 12 years old and fishing my grandmother’s pond with my dad’s…
Over the years, Gene Barnes, his brother Greg and their father Harlyn enjoyed hunting small game, deer and elk together. Both Gene and Greg experienced the thrill of taking an…
A walk around the offices of IBEW Local 196 in Batavia, Illinois tells you a lot about Eric Patrick, the union man who runs the ship. He greets you with…
Pulling in a trophy silver king is something that Bradley Richmond, a 14-year veteran of Operating Engineers Local 150 in Rockford, Illinois, had only dreamed of. An unexpected invitation from…
by Bill Cooper A cloud of black, sulphur-smelling smoke blocked my vision. I had just pulled the trigger of my CVA Optima muzzleloader, while looking down the barrel at a…
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…
Union volunteers turn out to complete the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Adopt-A-Park project Nashville, TN – November 19, 2013 – A dedicated volunteer Union labor force arrived in numbers on Nov.…
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…
Roofers Local 30 member hoped to simply `win a jacket’ Nashville, TN – November 12, 2013 – Michael Pronchik, a long-time union roofer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, returned home Thursday…
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…
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