Here's some things that are in the works for the website.  I'm hoping to get some of your feedback on these items as well as any other ideas you may have.  Leave your comments below. 1- Add smart phone access to forums.  Maybe even the ability to upload photos or videos to your galleries in the community section from your phone with an app. 2- Add a better help section with instructions on how to upload videos, share links to photo galleries, and maybe some other features of the site. 3- Brin...

This section will allow all users to leave their own gear reviews on any type of hunting product.  A great place to share those little known gadgets that help out in the back country. Keep up the good work on the Forums, the posts are really helping us get found by search engines.  Remember to invite your friends to join, the more the merrier....

Western Outdoors is pleased to announce the launch of their new website. Dedicated to the big game hunter, the site caters to hunters that demand the most from themselves and their gear. Informative articles, how to’s, gear reviews, and real hunter stories combined with community and forum sections allow visitors to stay up to date and in touch. Featuring the latest success stories and photos of western big game hunters, we’re building the site around you, the hunter, and will continue to add u...

Enjoy blogging with other members of our website. With our New Blog, you can be assured of quality blogging with the following features: Blog now, post laterYou can compose a blog now, suffer temporal writer's block, save and write again, later. Social media sharingAutomatically post into your Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn whenever you create new blog entries. Browse mediaEmbedding images and videos is fast and easy. Blog ratingYou can show your intensity for your favorite blog posts by ...

Western Wyoming has seen some of the worst fawn mortality rates this spring since the early 1990's.  High snowfall and an extended winter is to blame for lower mule deer numbers across several western states. An article in the Billings Gazette states "Preliminary counts show between 45 and 60 percent mortality among mule deer fawns in the Sublette herd and up to 75 percent mortality among fawns in the Wyoming Range herd."  These numbers as as high as they have ever been in the Wyoming...

Senator Hatch recently wrote an editorial about the agenda to ramp up the reintroduction of Mexican Wolves in several southern states including Southern Utah and Northern Arizona.  Click here to read his full editorial. Don Peay of Big Game Forever recently sent out this message: "The agenda is to get wolves into Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, and connect them with Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. These Mexican wolves will also spread to the heart of Nevada's ...

Hunters have made great progress in the fight for state controlled wolf management.  We’re turning things around and starting what will be a slow rebuilding process for the game populations that were destroyed.  The RMEF has been an instrumental leader in this fight and in creating a strategy for moving forward.  I wanted to share a recent statement from them on their position on wolves. \\ The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) strongly supports state management of wolves. We fully embrace ...

Help support your local Elk, Deer, and Moose foundations... KILL MORE WOLVES!!! Why are we continuously letting   East coast politicans manage our Western ideals? Here is a novel concept, if you want to put wolves in the national parks, go ahead, but if one steps out and harasses a persons livelihood it shall be removed. If you want to go visit a pretty wolf in the wild go to the park and look and take pictures and watch it take down a healthy animal for the sport, make sure you get it on vide...