When lead failed copper rewrote the rules. The origin of the X Bullet…
In 1985, on an Alaskan brown bear hunt, Barnes Bullets owner Randy Brooks fired a .375 H&H lead-core bullet that mushroomed and failed to penetrate. Right then, he envisioned an all-copper bullet—one that would hold together, drive deep, and smash through heavy hide and bone.
On the flight home, he sketched the design that became the legendary X Bullet, launched in 1989.
It delivered what lead never could: reliable expansion, high weight retention, and straight, lethal penetration. #ammo #HUNTING
Absentee Wyoming landowner and pharmaceutical mogul Fred Eshelman wants SCOTUS to overturn a recent 10th Circuit ruling that opened millions of acres corner-locked #publicland in several Western states. The fight over #cornercrossing isn’t over.
“We’re on board to the extent that it’s an added layer of protection. If somehow the language deviated, and it became a call for transfers, I would be all the way out. We are adamantly against transfers.” — @braxton_mccoy , @Sagebrush_Inst
Thanks to hunters, anglers, hikers, conservationists, veterans, and everyday Americans from all walks of life who stood up and said: Not. One. Acre.
This is proof that when the outdoor community unites, we are a force that cannot be ignored. Great work by Travis Hall leading the charge on behalf of Field & Stream and shining a light on what was at stake.
Let’s carry this momentum forward—public lands belong to the people, and they always should.
The latest version of the federal budget bill mandates drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge—putting one of America’s last wild places at risk.
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A controversial and fast-moving plan could bring rock mining to the Florida Everglades for the next 30 to 40 years.
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Fishing Guides vs. Mega Mine: The Everglades Fight Begins 📢
Imagine this: a massive 8,600‑acre open‑pit mine threatens Florida’s iconic Everglades—with fishing guides, conservationists, and anglers raising alarm as it pushes restoration efforts to the brink. Fueled by sugar‑industry interests, this fast‑tracking project could last 30‑40 years and jeopardize a $4 billion Everglades reservoir. Guides turned activists have already gone viral, drawing millions of views and demanding the governor stop the permit from being granted as soon as mid‑August. The stakes? Shrinking fisheries, toxic algae blooms, and compromised clean‑water plans. 🌊🔥
Trump Administration to Defend Protections for Alaska’s Famed Bristol Bay ⬇️
A Canadian mining company has failed to settle a court case with the U.S. Department of Justice over Clean Water Act protections for Alaska’s Bristol Bay—the site of the world’s most productive salmon run. Northern Dynasty Minerals, the company behind the controversial Pebble Mine, hoped to revive the project by challenging EPA protections, but now faces continued litigation in federal court.
The Trump Administration blocked the mine in 2020 when the Army Corps of Engineers denied a key permit, calling it “contrary to the public interest.” The Biden Administration went further, using the Clean Water Act to veto the project entirely in 2023.
Despite uncertainty about the Trump-led EPA’s stance on the issue, today’s news is seen as a win for conservation. “With the DOJ and Bristol Bay communities aligned, this case moves forward with strong opposition to the mine,” said Salmon State.
I don’t usually like to brag unrionically but if I could go back and tell my 12 year old self that we were in Field and Stream because we’d been on the Shawn Ryan Show and the Tucker Carlson Show he’d never believe me. Will post portal to article below.
We keep banging the drum on Colorado Proposition 127 because it's endangers human safety & would greatly frustrate proven wildlife management. If you live in Colorado/know someone who does, please urge them to vote NO for the sake of our wildlife.⬇️
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