Hunter Nation Kentucky Strengthens Advisory Committee with Two New Leaders

By Ed Morris | July 8, 2026 |

Hunter Nation Kentucky continues building a strong leadership team with the addition of former State Senator Gary Tapp and legendary outdoorsman Harold Knight to its Advisory Committee. Their decades of experience in public service, conservation, and the hunting industry will strengthen the organization’s efforts to protect sportsmen’s rights across the Commonwealth. As hunting season approaches, Hunter Nation Kentucky is also preparing for new events, growing membership, and expanding its grassroots presence statewide.

Florida Sportsmen: A Major 2A Win in the Books – Now Show Up for the August Primary

By Kelby Seanor | July 8, 2026 |

Florida sportsmen secured a major victory with the passage of a new Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday, making hunting and shooting equipment more affordable through the end of 2026. As the state prepares for the August primary election, Hunter Nation is encouraging hunters, anglers, and shooters to stay engaged in the political process. Protecting hunting traditions, public access, conservation, and Second Amendment rights depends on informed voters who show up at the ballot box.

Alabama Hunters: Major Changes Are Coming to Your Hunting & Fishing Licenses This Month

By Kelby Seanor | July 8, 2026 |

Alabama hunters and anglers should prepare for major changes as the state launches a new online licensing system. The upgraded platform is designed to simplify license purchases, renewals, harvest reporting, and account management, but the transition includes a temporary service outage and important deadlines. Hunter Nation Alabama is encouraging sportsmen to plan ahead, stay informed, and complete necessary steps early to ensure uninterrupted access to hunting and fishing opportunities.

How the Arizona Game and Fish Commission Works: A Hunter’s Guide

By Derek Matthews | July 8, 2026 |

The Arizona Game and Fish Commission plays a central role in shaping hunting opportunities across the state, from season dates and permit numbers to wildlife management policies. Understanding how the Commission operates helps hunters engage in the decision-making process and advocate for the future of Arizona’s hunting heritage. Hunter Nation believes informed sportsmen are stronger advocates for science-based wildlife management and the long-term conservation of Arizona’s wildlife resources.

2026 June Newsletter

By Hunter Nation | June 26, 2026 |

As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, this month’s Hunter Nation newsletter looks back at the hunters, frontiersmen, and patriots who helped build our nation while highlighting the work being done today to protect that legacy. Plus, get the latest updates from Kentucky, Wisconsin, and Hunter Nation chapters across the country.

Welcome to Hunter Nation Kentucky: Open for Business and Ready to Defend Sportsmen’s Rights

By Ed Morris | June 17, 2026 |

Hunter Nation Kentucky is building momentum with a growing leadership team committed to defending hunting traditions, protecting sportsmen’s rights, and promoting science-based wildlife management. Following a successful legislative session, the focus now turns to future policy battles and key elections that will shape representation for Kentucky hunters. With experienced conservation leaders, advocates, and outdoor voices joining the effort, Hunter Nation is laying the groundwork to ensure a strong future for hunting across the Commonwealth.

Mexican Gray Wolf: The Threat Keeps Growing

By Derek Matthews | June 10, 2026 |

Hunter Nation continues fighting for science-based wolf management as Mexican gray wolf populations reach record levels across Arizona and New Mexico. Growing predator numbers are creating significant challenges for ranchers, livestock producers, and rural communities while state-level efforts face roadblocks. With key federal legislation advancing, the focus now shifts to restoring state authority over wolf management and protecting those most affected by unchecked population growth. Meanwhile, Arizona anglers have new opportunities through the Fish250 Challenge.

Hunter Nation Webinar Highlights Growing Demand to Delist the Gray Wolf

By Hunter Nation | May 21, 2026 |

Hunter Nation is pushing for gray wolf delisting and the return of wildlife management authority to the states. Unmanaged wolf populations are impacting deer and elk herds, livestock operations, pets, and rural communities across the Midwest and West. Conservation depends on balanced, science-based predator management that protects both wildlife and hunting traditions. Through legislation, advocacy, and public engagement, Hunter Nation continues fighting to ensure rural Americans and state wildlife professionals—not activist lawsuits—shape the future of wolf management.

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.

Florida Redistricting Special Session Wraps Up; Budget Special Session Starts

By Kelby Seanor | May 14, 2026 |

Florida lawmakers wrapped up a major redistricting special session, approving new congressional maps that will shape upcoming elections across the state. Attention now shifts to the upcoming budget special session, where funding decisions will directly impact conservation, public land access, wildlife management, and outdoor recreation. For hunters and anglers, these legislative outcomes carry long-term consequences for Florida’s natural resources and outdoor traditions, making continued engagement in the political process increasingly important.