(Last Week) This morning’s decision by the Supreme Court to reject a challenge to the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule concludes a nearly decade-long legal battle over the management of inventoried roadless areas, sustaining valuable […]
USA Shooting has awarded $198,000 in monetary bonuses to the organization’s four Olympic medalists as part of its Athlete Incentive Reward program the organization announced Thursday. Winning the most gold medals (3) of any team […]
The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA)is pleased to announce a new partnership with Carhartt, the nation’s leading brand manufacturer of rugged workwear produced in the United States. Established during Carhartt’s launch of its new ‘Made in […]
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission is making the public aware of a looming threat to crucial conservation funding by the federal government’s proposed sequestration of conservation trust funds, an action that could reduce Arizona’s […]
Hunters and anglers have something new to worry about in Washington, D.C.: “sequestration.” This technical term refers to looming automatic budget cuts-scheduled to go into effect in January – as a means of reducing the […]
OR16 -Oregon Fish and Wildlife- November 2, 2012 OR16 radio-collared in Union County On Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012 ODFW biologists radio-collared a new wolf (OR16) in the Wenaha Unit of Northeast Oregon (Union County). The 85-pound […]
Remington Arms Company, LLC (Remington), part of the Freedom Group Family of Companies, announced today it has acquired The American Parts Company Inc. (TAPCO). TAPCO is a designer and marketer of American-made aftermarket accessories and […]
Chronic wasting disease (CWD), a fatal neurological disease of deer, elk, and moose, has been discovered in deer hunt area 132. Green River Wildlife Management Coordinator Mark Zornes said this case involved a mule deer […]
This year, Princeton, N.J., has hired sharpshooters to cull 250 deer from the town’s herd of 550 over the winter. The cost: $58,700. Columbia, S.C., is spending $1 million to rid its drainage systems of […]
This week we quiet things down a bit and work with three pistols equipped with a silencer / sound suppressor. The Advanced Armament Co. TiRant silencer is on display as well as guns from S&W, […]
A pronghorn taken in 2011 from Washoe County, Nevada has been accepted with an official entry score of 95-6/8 points B&C. Hunter, Stan S. Jaksick is awaiting panel verification, which is the procedure for any […]
Even during the day, a boarded up mansion on Ridgewood Street in Clearwater is like a scene out of a scary movie. The home has been abandoned for years. “It’s completely overgrown,” says Allie Lyon […]
Elk, deer and other wildlife in Minnesota are getting 1,167 acres of more lush, nutritious and palatable forage, thanks to habitat enhancement work funded in part by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. The RMEF funding […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is offering a special youth-only deer hunting opportunity on Dec. 8 near New Bern. The hunt is limited to 15 youth, between 12 and 16 years old, on a first-come, […]
Whether you’re shooting bird shot, buck shot or slugs, a shotgun can be a very effective tool in defending yourself and your family. Next week on Gun Talk Television, Ryan Gresham visits Gunsite Academy in […]
Gun-store owner Mark Chavez says his right to sponsor a mass coyote hunt trumps complaints from any group accusing him of animal cruelty. Chavez is charging two-member teams a $50 entry free for the hunt, […]
Are you looking for a reliable, no-nonsense, frill-free variable riflescope for a hard-working deer and other big game center-fire rifle? Take a look at the Buck Country models by Hi-Lux Optics. Many experienced hunters who […]
Hoppe’s, an industry leader in gun care cleaning products and accessories since 1903, has introduced two new cleaning kits to help zombie fighters keep their firearms up and running. The Hoppe’s Elite Zombie Kit will […]
LaserLyte®, innovators of firearms laser technology, are proud to introduce the Kryptonyte® Center Mass™ Laser; an industry-first, laser system displaying a ring of green laser dots surrounding the center aiming laser for rifle and shotgun. Developed […]
Fall is an active time of year for Florida black bears as they stock up on calories for the coming winter. Though black bears don’t really need to put on pounds to survive the state’s […]
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission PR: The Home From The Hunt(tm) safety campaign of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission states that too many hunting injuries come from ignoring basic firearms safety. “Treat every firearm as if […]
With a highly disputed wolf season underway in Wisconsin, the tension between hunters and their opposition is clearly on the rise. Dennis Nitz, a Wisconsin native and one of five people to kill a wolf […]
On October 27, Theodore Roosevelt’s 154th birthday, the Museum will officially reopen the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial and the Hall of North American Mammals, launching a year-long celebration of Roosevelt’s love of nature and his instrumental […]
In the last two weeks a very rare bird was spotted at Lake Overholser in Oklahoma City – an unusual location for the endangered whooping crane. Standing at nearly five feet tall, the whooping crane […]
Louisiana wildlife biologists are reporting a major outbreak of Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) — a virus common to white-tailed deer that has killed tens of thousands of deer in several midwestern and southeastern states and […]
Two illegal aliens from Guatemala died when a Texas Department of Public Safety rifleman opened fire from a helicopter on a red pickup fleeing after a game warden attempted to stop it on suspicion of […]
Texas dawn in a blind with my Browning BLR in .300 Win. Mag. and a Bushnell 3-9 X 40 mm Firefly scope. Scopes with illuminated reticles are highly recommended for night hunting on the ranch. […]
Here’s another awesome fall hunting instructional from the great folks at Best Turkey Decoy! Fall Turkeys Fight! Fall turkeys are an irritable lot, and they always seems to be fighting. I used to think […]
Next week, Guns and Gear, the most watched TV program to showcase products for shooting and hunting, features classic guns from the Smith & Wesson Performance Center, the Mossberg’s FLEX shotgun system, Springfield Armory’s 1911 […]
Sabot Technologies Inc. is announcing the long awaited arrival of the Rottweil Laser Plus Sabot Slug ammunition on their site, www.slugsrus.com. Their unitized sabot pressure wad has continued to be offered to hand loaders since […]
GLOCK, Inc. has presented a $400,000 donation to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) in support of the development of the National Law Enforcement Museum. Last year, GLOCK committed to giving NLEOMF a […]
They’ve destroyed roofs, damaged cars and frightened many residents. They pose a health hazard, and besides, they’re just plain annoying. Altavista has, in short, had it up to here with buzzards. Last week, Town Council […]
So, how many decoys are enough? According to veteran hunter Crispin Powley of Paris, Tennessee, more is always better. Powley and his partners share a large blind in a flooded field near a national wildlife refuge, […]
Targets, ammunition, ear and eye protection and rental guns all are assets you need to run your business effectively. When you start buying all these items, however, you can run up a big bill in […]
Hunters who are successful in the upcoming deer hunting seasons are encouraged by the Pennsylvania Game Commission to consider participating in the state’s Hunters Sharing the Harvest (HSH) program, which channels donations of venison to […]
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will fund conservation projects in Arizona this year that improve elk habitat by adding water and rejuvenating forage. RMEF grants for 2012 total $152,620 and directly affect six counties: Apache, […]
Worland teenager Colton Lapp is the first person in Wyoming under state law to become a felon for poaching. Lapp, 19, pleaded guilty Monday to three felony poaching counts of killing antlered deer out of […]
Paul Markel and the entire crew at Student of the Gun are pleased to announce the Grand Prize winner of the SOTG 3.0 Gun Giveaway. Mike Cecala, of Largo, Florida was the lucky winner of […]
An animal advocate has been named to the Nevada Wildlife Commission the first such appointment in recent memory to a board that has come under fire by critics who say it’s unfairly stacked with hunters. […]
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives special agent John Dodson is suing Time, Inc., The Daily Caller has learned, alleging that its Fortune Magazine libeled him in an article it ran this summer. Dodson […]
Volunteers from the Alaska Moose Federation (AMF), under permit from the Alaska Department of Transportation, have begun to remove moose browse from a section of the New Seward Highway. This week’s work will be performed […]
Built around an accurized National Match M14, the Vietnam era M21 Sniper Rifle owed much of its success and effectiveness to the Auto Ranging & Trajectory (A.R.T.) scope designed by James Leatherwood, co-founder of Leatherwood/Hi-Lux […]
Del-Ton Incorporated has begun shipping its new DTI Extreme Duty AR-15 style modern sporting rifle (MSR). “I am very proud of this rifle,” says Tony Autry, president and CEO of Del-Ton. “This is our most […]
Viridian Green Lasers, maker of the world’s most advanced laser sights, is now shipping the highly anticipated CTL Compact Tactical Light: the world’s smallest weapon-mounted tactical light. The new CTL (C series TacLight) is designed […]
Growing up outside of Macon, Ga., Jason Aldean honed his hunting chops through a familial experience with his father and grandfather. After a hiatus from the sport, Aldean rekindled his passion for hunting and hasn’t […]
As of Wednesday, October 24, 2012, a total of 141 moose had been taken in the 2012 New Hampshire moose hunt (84 bulls and 57 cows). That means that half (50%) of the 281 hunters […]
RAMSEY, MN – Wildlife Research Center, Inc. is totally focused on scent and human scent elimination. Wildlife® does one thing and does it well. In its 30th year of business, Wildlife Research Center® continues to […]
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) issued an emergency rulemaking that revises the state’s Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) regulations in response to a confirmed case of CWD in Pennsylvania, DEC Commissioner Joe […]
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