See It to Believe It: Foster Farm Pheasant
Winner of USA’s 2015 See It to Believe It Contest by Clayton Bolton, IAMAW LL 946 I’m not of a fan of hunting “Foster Farm” pheasants. But I’m not one…
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Painters DC 30 Partners with USA to Host Brotherhood Unity Event
Last summer, Painters District Council 30 (PDC 30) and the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance joined forces to co-sponsor the first-ever Brotherhood Unity Event Sweepstakes. PDC 30 members who entered the sweepstakes…
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Columbus Metal Trades Volunteers Help Prevent Electrical Shock Hazards at Florence Marina State Park
Under the banner of the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance Work Boots on the Ground program, members of the Columbus Metal Trades Council (CMTC) volunteered their time and skills on Feb. 21…
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Pro Tricks For Pre-spawn Bass
by Bob McNally Pre-spawn bass can be difficult to pattern and catch. Fish are transitioning from winter to spring holding areas—here one day, there the next. But for anglers who…
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Gobblers That Don’t Talk
by David Hart Confidence, persistence and patience are attributes a successful turkey hunter needs when gobblers are silent. In a perfect world, spring gobblers would sound off on the roost…
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Archery can be one of the most thrilling and rewarding forms of hunting regardless of what animal you are pursuing. The heart pounding seconds as your prey gets closer to…
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Youth Program for High School Grads Builds Bridges into Community Work Force
by Laura Tingo The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance and the Washington state education system have a few things in common when it comes to youth, the outdoors, volunteerism and a solid…
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Kentucky Boilermaker Hunts ‘Bama Bucks and Tennessee Hogs on Brotherhood Outdoors
by Laura Tingo When Nick McWhorter was growing up in Rush, Kentucky, his family never had much money. “But we did have some fishing poles and deer rifle,” McWhorter said.…
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Brotherhood Outdoors’ First Canadian Guest Hunts Kansas Whitetail
by Laura Tingo Brotherhood Outdoors’ very first Canadian guest, Jim Pruner, resides in Airdrie, Alberta, and works at a diamond mine way up in Canada’s Northwest Territories. He has not…
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