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On Tuesday, Idaho Governor C.L. "Butch" Otter signed into law House Bill 85, making Idaho the 31st state to pass Families Afield legislation since the

As states across the country scrape and claw for every dollar they can find to jumpstart the economy, sportsmen have found a solution that works for

House Bill 206, introduced by Representative Dennis Reed (R- Merrimack), would allow new hunters the opportunity to experience the sport for one year

Families Afield legislation aimed at increasing hunter recruitment and retention rates are making gains in Michigan and Idaho. In Michigan, Senate

Families Afield legislation has been introduced in Michigan that would allow new youth to take to the field under the guidance of an experienced

Last week, the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) filed a notice of intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) if the Service does not

Since 2005, 8,500 apprentice hunting licenses have been bought in Minnesota as a result of its passage of Families Afield legislation.  The National

Today, Vermont became the 30th state to pass Families Afield legislation aimed at reducing barriers for the next generation of sportsmen. Governor

House Bill 243, the Vermont Families Afield bill, had its first hearing in the Senate today and will be voted on tomorrow morning by the Senate

On March 12, House Bill 243, the Apprentice Hunter bill, passed out of committee opening the door to a possible vote before the full House of

Today, Governor Jim Doyle signed legislation that will enhance opportunities for sportsmen to pass their hunting heritage to the next generation. 

As the long fight over the passage of the Families Afield apprentice hunter bill in Wisconsin in now in the governor’s hands, PETA continues its