Elliott Outdoors

04/21/2025

🤘🏻classic

04/15/2025

🤘🏻spring has sprung!

04/14/2025

Always cool to get pictures of a project you did the cerakote on doing what it’s supposed to!🤘🏻

03/19/2025

Beretta A400 heading home. 🤘🏻

03/17/2025

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03/16/2025

“Precision. Protection. Performance. 🔥 Watch as we bring fi****ms to life with a custom Cerakote finish—built to last, designed to stand out. ”

02/22/2025

This is a mic drop. If you can listen to anything for 5 minutes today, I'd suggest this. We are headed in a direction where we must, once again, be pioneers ...

02/22/2025

Regulation and legislation season is here, and your elected leaders need to know your values. Now is the time for all hunters to HOWL as ONE PACK. Now is the time to make our collective voices heard. As hunters, anglers, and wildlife advocates, we have a deep personal connection to the land and a passion for safeguarding the wild resources that fuel our way of life. Let’s translate that passion into action by reaching out to our elected leaders and urging them to reform critical policies—the Antiquities Act, the Endangered Species Act, and regulations concerning species like the North American gray wolf—so they better reflect the realities on the ground.

Send a strong, clear message that:

Hunting, fishing, and trapping are not just traditions but proven, science-backed mechanisms for thriving wildlife and habitat.

Local and state management plans, built on collaboration and sound biology, are the most effective way to balance both species recovery and human-wildlife coexistence.

Federal public lands must remain intact and accessible under a multiple-use mandate, ensuring every American has a stake in their future.

Reforms to the Antiquities Act should incorporate the voices of states and local stakeholders, striking a fair balance between national preservation and local needs.

Updates to the Endangered Species Act must emphasize actual recovery, streamline delisting processes, and reduce the legal gridlock that stalls conservation efforts.


Your personal story as a steward of the land carries weight: lawmakers listen when constituents speak from the heart. Use the email narrative below to show how you honor the animals you harvest, invest in habitat, and fight for the next generation’s right to enjoy healthy ecosystems. By coming together and calling on our representatives to prioritize hunting, sustainable harvests, wildlife, and fair management policies, we can secure a future where hunting, fishing, and conservation continue to thrive side by side.

TAKE ACTION TODAY

Link in story, bio and web at: www.howlforwildlife.org/value_statement

02/22/2025

Wolves Are Not the Enemy - Why Vilifying Predators Undermines Hunting and Conservation

In the realm of wildlife conservation, hunters often find themselves in a public-relations struggle. On one side, anti-hunting organizations seize every opportunity to showcase any unethical or insensitive behavior by hunters as proof that hunting is barbaric. On the other side, there are ethical, conservation-minded hunters who pursue game sustainably and respect the intricate balance of nature. Unfortunately, the loudest sound bites—like “Smoke a pack a day,” “The only good wolf is a dead wolf,” or the coded but equally destructive “S.S.S. (Shoot, Shovel, Shut Up)”—do more damage than most realize. They play directly into anti-hunting narratives and paint a distorted portrait of what true conservation and responsible hunting look like. It’s high time we take these attitudes to task, correct the record, and steer public perception toward the reality of ethical, science-based wildlife management.

The Power of Public Perception

Most people outside the hunting community know little about the complexities of wildlife management. That puts the general public in a position to be easily swayed by the loudest or most shocking headlines. Words and images matter. When a small minority of hunters glorify reckless or irresponsible behavior—such as flagrantly celebrating the demise of a predator in a meme or a social media post—these slip-ups become prime examples for anti-hunting groups to rally around.

Imagine a voter who has never seen a wolf in person, never heard elk bugling on public lands, and never followed the intricacies of habitat management. All they see is a post that says, “A dead wolf is a good wolf.” Then they hear an anti-hunting group say, “See? Hunters are cruel and bloodthirsty.” Before you know it, that one statement overshadows the vast majority of ethical hunters who understand the value of predators in a healthy ecosystem.

Read more at our blog. Link in story, bio and web at: https://www.howlforwildlife.org/words_wolves_and_the_war_on_hunting

02/08/2025

I bet that’ll fool a turkey.

02/07/2025