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Anecdotal evidence suggests many hunters and gun owners are receiving Facebook ‘friend’ requests from people they don’t know—folks who aren’t even in their network on the social media forum. Even more onerous is an uptick in the number of hunters recently reported to Facebook for their ‘offensive’ hunting pictures. Is a social media jihad being waged against us on Facebook?

Photos from an African safari draw threats and rants, and reveal a complete lack of understanding about wildlife management.

It's hard to argue with free stuff—and the outdoor industry knows it. With that in mind, Legacy Sports International has announced a new online giveaway that offers consumers the chance to win an AmmoBoost magazine conversion kit of their choice and a corresponding box of Hornady ammunition. Want to get involved? We hope you're active on social media.

Anti-hunters continue issuing fake Facebook "friend" requests to access hunters' accounts and then pressure Facebook to remove hunting pics on the grounds they are violent.

A coalition of firearm-related organizations recently released a press release alleging that Facebook is actively suppressing their posts. Is the social media giant really anti-gun?

A member of the South African hunting community issues a wake-up call explaining the way to beat the antis at their own social media game is to take control--and take advantage--of today's online social media tools.

As social media outlets pander to the demands of the ill-informed anti-hunting/gun crowd, hunters are finding the current platforms less than inviting. Here’s how we’re overcoming the social media bias.

In the ever-evolving world of social media, we are constantly looking for new ways to connect with our readers. The latest way appears to be an app called CamoSpace, designed specifically for members of the hunting community.