“A lot of the other states have closed their boat ramps down and state parks and we never did. We kept those open. We had a lot of people coming to fish and hunt in Georgia, which was just great for our small businesses. And obviously, you know, our bait, tackle. Obviously, on the firearms …
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In Episode 170 of District of Conservation, Gabriella chats with Congresswoman Lisa McClain—a Republican from Michigan. Rep. McClain is serving her first term representing Michigan’s 10th Congressional District. She joins Gabriella to discuss her National Parks bill, President Biden’s climate/energy agenda, and the value of farmers and ranchers. Connect with the congresswoman online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Listen on Apple Podcasts …
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“The goal for me is to provide serious sober firearms reporting and expert analysis, I think that’s something that’s sorely lacking right now. In our media landscape, when it comes to firearms. And so you know, I’m trying to, as best I canbreak exclusive news stories, important news stories, and then also provide analysis to …
I recently appeared on Breaking Boundaries with Washington Examiner columnist Brad Polumbo. Here’s an excerpt: Conservative columnist, media strategist, and Lithuanian-American Gabriella Hoffman joins the show to tell the story of her family’s escape from the Soviet Union and Communist tyranny. What was it like for her parents in Soviet-era Lithuania? How has modern-day Lithuania …
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Up at Town Hall today, I expanded upon my podcast and YouTube interview with Senator Steve Daines of Montana. Here’s an excerpt: For Senator Steve Daines (R-MT), conservation is in his blood. A stewardship ethos is deeply ingrained in him—one that influences his legislative priorities like balancing natural resources development with public lands advocacy. Fresh …
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“I was very thankful that I got to grow up in Montana. In fact, I said the best decision I’ve ever made in my life was when I picked my great-great grandmother. She homesteaded north of Great Falls Montana, a long time ago back at the turn of the 19th century.” — U.S. Senator Steve Daines …
“I’ve been going to Acadia National Park just about every year since I was born. It’s where I took some of my first steps. Like, I’m just obsessed with hiking… I just always loved Acadia. That you would run into deer and like, just everything was so calm and peaceful. And just every view of …
My dad and I recently went trout fishing in Passage Creek and Orndorff’s Rainbow Trout Farm in Shenandoah County, VA. Passage Creek is located in George Washington & Jefferson National Forest near Elizabeth Furnace, while Orndorff’s Trout Farm is about 30 miles west in the mountains. Here’s how we did:
A frequent slogan heard in the outdoor community is “keep public lands public.” The catchy #KeepItPublic and #PublicLandOwner hashtags accompanying this mantra are heavily populated on social media. Over the last few years, public lands advocacy has gone mainstream. Seizing upon this momentum, outdoor retailer Patagonia, for example, publicly waged war on former President Trump—accusing him of …
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If you’re a fan of Black Rifle Coffee Company, you’re going to LOVE this announcement I have for you today. I’ll be contributing articles to their publication, Free Range American, going forward. Bookmark my byline here. What is Free Range American? One, it’s BRCC’s namesake podcast. Two, it’s also a lifestyle publication. My first article …
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