Hunting is a rich American tradition often passed down from generation to generation. A recent survey by HunterSurvey.com reveals that passing that heritage along to younger people is still alive and well with nearly 46 percent of surveyed sportsmen having taken at least one child hunting in the past year. The common perception that those children are almost always a son or daughter, however, may not be completely accurate.

A survey of 506 avid fishermen commissioned by Honeywell shows that fishing is more than a sport for the majority of anglers MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J., Aug. 5, 2014– Fishing may…

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — While public land access remains a persistent and major challenge for many sportsmen, privately owned land provides the majority of opportunity for today’s hunters. When asked…

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — The shooting sports enjoyed a 66 percent increase in economic impact at the same time the United States suffered through its second worst recession. However, current…

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — While pundits may still be arguing over how much of an economic recovery the United States has experienced since the recent recession, companies that make and…

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. – How significant is social media when it comes to reaching outdoorsmen and women with product information? Which sites should be reviewed – which sites should be…

Whether it’s shooting handguns or rifles, “plinking” is the number-one form of target shooting in America. In case you were wondering whether plinking is a real word, it is. The…

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — Making shots on wildly flushing birds can be one of the most challenging feats in all of hunting. It takes skill and practice—lots of practice—for wingshooters…