Dumb Poachers: Feb. 2013 Edition
The winter 2012-2013 seasons are gradually winding down throughout the country. Quite a few hunters are preparing to close up shop for a few months.
Kill a Rhino to Save a Rhino?
The Dallas Safari Club is offering one bidder a chance to kill an endangered black rhinoceros—in hopes that the money raised will help save many, many more.
Dumb Poacher Stories: Dec. 2013 Edition
It's been awhile and, for that, we apologize. Without further ado, we present the latest addition of Dumb Poacher Stories.
The Lion Rules Headlines
A petition by a coalition of anti-hunting environmental groups has led the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to study whether the African lion should be protected under the Endangered Species Act. An ensuing battle pits preservationists vs. conservationists.
Why Everyone Should Embrace Elephant Hunting
Many people, including hunters, don't like the idea of elephant hunting. But they should not insist others agree with them so long as the activity is legal and does not harm the resource.
Michigan Men Arrested for Buying Black Bear Parts
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reporting that two men have been arrested for "commercializing black bear parts."
Anti-Hunters Cry Foul, but Rhino Auction Benefits Species
Anti-hunters may not like the idea, but one animal dying to save the species is a small price to pay for conservation.
The Accidental Buffalo
The author is reminded of the old adage, “Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.”
A Ride-Along with Stewards of Africa's Wild
Africa keeps its wildlife wild and free only by adhering to a strict conservation philosophy that includes all stakeholders—government entities, ranchers, hunting outfits, professional hunters and human inhabitants in the bush—putting skin in the game.
USFWS Suspends Elephant Imports from Zimbabwe, Tanzania
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service suspends importation of sport-hunted elephant trophies from two African countries for 2014.
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