HUNTER & ANGLER GUIDE TO RAISING HELL

Conservation

For The Win

The future of hunting and fishing is being set today. Make sure your voice counts. America's outdoor heritage depends on clean air and wild, healthy habitat. That future depends on us. Let's work together to protect the wild places that enrich our lives. Let’s win. Let’s have fun doing it. Learn how here.

A Project of Resource Media.

Ben Long is a Conservationist, Author and Outdoorsman in Kalispell, Montana.

He has more than 30 years’ experience in successful conservation campaigns from the Far North of Canada to suburban Los Angeles. He is a founding board member of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and contributes to publications including Outdoor Life, Bugle and The MeatEater.

"The Hunter & Angler Field Guide to Raising Hell is a long-awaited resource for people who hunt, fish, and want to make a difference." 

Joel Webster, 
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.

Find your voice to protect what we love.

Conservation is hard work, but good strategies make victory possible. Success breeds success. Let's talk about how to win. Order your own print copy of the Hunter & Angler Field Guide to Raising Hell. Stay tuned for e-book and audio.

Swans and the Swan Mountains. Can anyone tell if they are tundra or trumpeter swans?
Early morning cardio workout as done in November
Many hands make light work.
My old friend @sthompsonmt and I have packed meat off this one particular mountain for 32 years now. The mountain is getting steeper and our knees are not as hardy, but we still can get it done with smiles on our faces. Thanks amigo.
I don’t really hunt for antlers. I hunt for stories. And the story behind this buck was epic. What a day! #publiclands #hunt #muledeer #montana
I've been thinking about my recent #elk #hunt with my 90-year-old father. I dredged up this old snapshot of one of our hike-in archery elk hunts in #Idaho. This would have been 1987 or so. I would have been 19. Dad took me on my first backpack hunt w
It’s a dog-eat-dog world out there. I found half a fox near my deer stand this morning. Very fresh. I like foxes but the local coyotes do not.
Not to many people are lucky enough to #hunt #elk with their dads -- when their dads are 90 years old. We've shared #idaho dawns after elk over nearly 50 years, since I was about 10. This morning we could hear elk, we could smell elk, but ... no luck
Chloroplast season in larch country. Last beautiful days of autumn.
Happy Public Lands Day from your #publiclands in this case the #flatheadnationalforest #montana
This time of year the bucks start coming out of the woodwork. Hey @schmidsam and @wiredtohunt how old do you think this buck is? Photo by Karen