2026 Georgia Legislative Session Recap: Key Outcomes for Hunters

By Kelby Seanor | May 14, 2026 |

Georgia hunters saw major legislative victories in 2026 with new laws expanding feral hog control, strengthening hunter education, increasing conservation funding, and protecting firearm rights. These measures improve access, support wildlife management, and reinforce outdoor traditions across the state. While some proposals failed to advance, the session delivered meaningful progress for sportsmen and conservation efforts. The outcomes highlight the growing importance of staying engaged in policy decisions that shape Georgia’s hunting future.

Defending Pennsylvania’s Hunting Heritage

By Dan Sneath | April 14, 2026 |

Pennsylvania hunters secured major victories by preserving the Saturday rifle opener and expanding Sunday hunting opportunities across most seasons. These wins reflect strong advocacy to protect access and traditions while pushing back against efforts to limit hunting. Progress also includes improvements to youth mentorship and expanding hunter education in schools. While challenges remain, continued engagement is key to protecting rights, growing participation, and ensuring the future of hunting across the Commonwealth.

2026 Georgia Legislative Session: Advancing Hunting Rights and Conservation Efforts

By Kelby Seanor | February 20, 2026 |

The 2026 session of the Georgia General Assembly is advancing bold, pro-conservation policies that strengthen hunting rights and protect wildlife habitat statewide. From expanding feral hog control through HB 946 to introducing hunter safety education in schools under SB 148, lawmakers are reinforcing Georgia’s outdoor heritage. Additional efforts to reauthorize the Conservation Tax Credit and enhance the Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund ensure long-term habitat protection and public access. With strong leadership from Brian Kemp, Georgia continues to champion responsible stewardship, innovation, and expanded opportunities for hunters and anglers across the Peach State.

Introducing Hunter Nation Alabama

By Kelby Seanor | February 2, 2026 |

Hunter Nation proudly announces the launch of Hunter Nation Alabama, a new state chapter dedicated to protecting the rights, traditions, and future of Alabama’s hunters. Led by Alabama State Director Kelby Seanor, a nationally recognized clay target shooter and experienced legislative advocate, the chapter arrives at a critical moment for conservation and civic engagement. With key issues like habitat loss, Chronic Wasting Disease, public land access, and Second Amendment rights at stake, Hunter Nation Alabama is mobilizing hunters to safeguard our outdoor heritage and ensure their voices are heard.

Bayou, Bucks & Ballots

By Hunter Nation | November 14, 2025 |

Louisiana’s hunting heritage and Second Amendment momentum continue to surge in 2025. With constitutional carry now in full effect and SB 101 poised to remove school buffer zones, the state leads on firearm freedoms. Hunters see major gains too—from expanded deer limits and longer turkey seasons to increased black bear permits and new lifetime licenses for non-residents. Seniors benefit from broader primitive-season firearm options, while youth programs emphasize safe, accessible training. Political shifts, outdoor events, and new voter-registration tools keep sportsmen engaged. Stay informed, stay involved, and get ready for an action-packed 2025–2026 season.

Governor Hobbs’ Next Game & Fish Commissioner Could Decide Arizona’s Outdoors

By Hunter Nation | November 5, 2025 |

If you hunt, fish, or just love Arizona’s outdoors, a major decision is coming that could shape your experience for years to come. Governor Katie Hobbs will soon appoint a new member to the Arizona Game & Fish Commission — the body that sets hunting and fishing regulations, manages wildlife habitats, and oversees conservation funding. The finalists, Patrick Cooley of Yuma and Jessica Manuell of Parks, bring distinct expertise and perspectives, from business leadership to hands-on hunting and education. Hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts have a stake in this choice — it affects access, wildlife health, and the future of Arizona’s outdoor traditions.

Texas Hunter Education Bill: A Step Forward for the future of Hunting in Texas

By Hunter Nation | March 28, 2025 |

A new bill in the Texas Legislature could help shape the future of hunting in the Lone Star State. House Bill 1085, introduced by Rep. Pat Curry, would allow hunter education courses offered in public high schools to satisfy students’ physical education requirements. The proposal recognizes hunter education as more than a safety class—it’s a foundation of ethics, conservation, and responsibility. By bringing this instruction into schools, Texas has an opportunity to reach new generations, strengthen outdoor traditions, and reinforce the role hunters play as conservation leaders. For Texas sportsmen, HB 1085 represents a meaningful investment in hunting’s long-term future.

Update: Biden Admin Withholding Funding from Schools for Archery & Hunting classes

By Hunter Nation | August 14, 2023 |

Keith Mark joins Dr. Gina Loudon & Miranda Khan on Real America’s Voice Special Report. UPDATE ON The Biden administration attempt to blocking federal funding for schools with hunting and archery programs. Millions of future hunters are in the crosshairs of the Department of Education, which is leveraging the the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act passed…

Biden Admin Withholding Funding from Schools for Archery & Hunting classes

By Hunter Nation | July 28, 2023 |

Keith Mark joins Dr. Gina Loudon on Real America’s Voice Special Report. The Biden administration is blocking federal funding for schools with hunting and archery programs. Millions of future hunters are in the crosshairs of the Department of Education, which is leveraging the the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act passed in 2022 to prevent schools hunting…