Hunting & Archery
A 44 year-old man was fatally attacked by a kudu while trying to kill it with an axe at Mururani village, some 130 kilometres south of Rundu on Saturday. The deceased allegedly tried to kill […]
In the spirit of the holidays, www.NRAhuntersrights.org is holding a very special DOUBLE gift giveaway well-suited for late season hunting conditions. For the month of December we’re giving away a complete big-game hunting package featuring […]
Bushnell Outdoor Products, an industry-leader in high performance sports optics for more than 60 years, has introduced a new line of short to mid-range riflescopes (SMRS). The Bushnell Elite Tactical SMRS 1-6.5x 24mm is available […]
Last season, we all observed the effects of the nationwide drought on wildlife. Fortunately, we had one of the mildest winters ever to compensate and that resulted in very low winter mortality rates in game […]
With turkey hunting opportunities in 49 states, parts of Mexico and several Canadian provinces, it seems like the sport might be at its zenith. But what about the future? Many folks are optimistic, but some […]
Disney*Pixar’s “Brave” targets archers last week with a special screening of the epic action adventure on Sunday, June 17, 2012, at 7:30 p.m. by the athletes of Team USA, including the archers nominated to the […]
When asked in a HunterSurvey.com poll if access to any of the places they tried to hunt in the past year had been restricted or placed off limits to them, nearly 23 percent of hunters […]
A billionaire hedge-fund manager on Friday pledged to protect 90,000 acres of his Colorado ranch from further development as part of a much larger planned conservation area. The Obama administration said it would be the […]
An airboat captain from Everglades City, Florida, had his left hand ripped off by an alligator while he was apparently feeding the animal on Tuesday. Witnesses said the victim, identified as 63-year-old Wallace Weatherholt who […]
Forget Alaska and put Minnesota out of your mind, the largest black bears in North America are found in Pennsylvania. Just ask Robert Christian. The black bear he took in the Keystone State this November […]
Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation (NASDAQ: SWHC), a U.S.-based leader in firearm design and manufacturing, today announced that it has recently filled orders from three law enforcement agencies for duty firearms from its Military & […]
After twice petitioning the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban lead in traditional hunting ammunition—and after being twice previously denied—the extremist Center for Biological Diversity group (CBD) is back at it. In early […]
Prior to the start of hunting season, many hunters head to the range, set up a turkey target at 40 yards, pull the trigger and are satisfied that their pattern is more than adequate. So […]
The professional journal of the Association of Firearms and Toolmark Examiners, the AFTE Journal, featured a peer-reviewed study whose authors included the microstamping technology patent holder Todd Lizotte. Among the study’s conclusions was that microstamping […]
Direct From An ODU Email….Read this one! It could save you from some major problems. Spring is here and the ticks will soon be showing their heads. Here is a good way to get them […]
A man hiking in Yellowstone National Park encountered a female wolf outside a den and sprayed the animal with pepper spray before fleeing the scene. Yellowstone Park employees confirmed Tuesday that the man, whose name […]
Pheasants Forever announces the completion of 12 land purchase projects in eight Minnesota counties with the help of grants recommended by the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council. The properties, totaling 1,820 acres, are now permanently protected […]
Outdoorsmen and women rely heavily on Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) lands to provide habitat for game species, as well as places to hunt. A better than expected general CRP sign-up will help keep most of […]
A central Newfoundland man is facing charges after shooting a polar bear to death near Coachman’s Cove in April. Terry Fitzgerald killed the animal with one shot as it ambled toward his community on the […]
USA based Kahr Arms and the family of firearms that also includes Magnum Research Inc. and Auto Ordnance, has made a donation to the Armor 4 Troops Foundation. The mission of Armor 4 Troops Foundation […]
Bushnell Outdoor Products, a worldwide leader in sports optics, premium eyewear, and outdoor accessories and MidOcean Partners, a leading middle market private equity fund, announced today that Bushnell has agreed to terms to purchase Primos […]
Turkeys don’t technically roost at midday. They might remain on the roost during extenuating circumstances, such as bad weather or when a gobbler refuses to fly down until he sees hens below him. However, birds […]
Parents searching for the perfect place and theme for their kids’ birthday parties will soon have another option in Texas: a gun range. Eagle Gun Range in Lewisville is expected to open this summer, and […]
Purchase a new Leica APO Televid spotting scope now through September 30, 2012, and receive a free matched Ever Ready spotting scope case (a $260 value). The free-with-purchase Ever Ready Case fits both the Televid […]
Catch-and-release may be great for fishing, but many wildlife biologists, veterinarians, and environmentalists feel catching and releasing feral cats is a terrible idea. Local wildlife certainly finds the practice terrifying — and deadly. Cats, not […]
American Made from 100% Recycled Aluminum and Totally Recyclable GASTON J. GLOCK style LP, the purveyors of fine quality hunting and shooting sports apparel and accessories, continue to grow their accessory line with new 100% […]
All the man was trying to do, he told authorities, was find the bear cubs a good home. California Department of Fish and Game wardens are investigating a Northern California man found Wednesday outside a […]
The Delaware Senate has scheduled a vote on a dog tethering bill that would treat many responsible sporting dog owners as criminals. Your calls are needed today! Senate Bill 211, sponsored by Senator Patricia M. […]
Rhode Island House Bill 7663, introduced by Representative John J. DeSimone (D-Providence), would arbitrarily ban many common dog confinement practices used by sporting and other dog owners. The bill would prohibit keeping a dog in […]
Awe-inspiring, entertaining and legendary are words used to describe record-breaking, Xtreme Sports Shooter, Patrick Flanigan. When Flanigan gets in his “rhythm,” clays are shattering and world records are amazingly-broken; to date, an astounding eight world […]
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission voted Wednesday to allow hunters to kill up to 52 wolves in the state this fall even as Gov. Matt Mead said he remains hopeful that Congress will act […]
Photo By Jeff Olhausen and featured in Field and Stream: Local hunter shows the difference between a wolf and a coyote. Can you tell the difference?
It’s 10 a.m. and you’ve just raised what sounds like an amorous 2-year-old bird, judging from the gobbles, that wants nothing more than to ride home in the back of your truck. You close the […]
The Governor of Wyoming, Matt Mead, recently wrote a letter to Department of the Interior (DOI) Secretary Ken Salazar asking him to remove the federal protection awarded to grizzly bears under the Endangered Species Act. […]
Crimson Trace today announced the most unusual shooting event on the 2012 match calendar – a fast-paced 3-gun match shot entirely at night in the high desert, near Bend, Oregon. The event will occur after […]
Just what is habitat, anyway? It’s food, water, shelter and space. These are the four basics for all animals — whether it’s elk, elephants or elf owls — and people, too. Food The need for […]
Texas’ Department of Licensing and Regulations (TDLR) recently adopted final commercial dog breeder regulations that include a crucial sporting dog exemption. Last year, the Texas legislature passed controversial House Bill 1451 aimed at regulating abusive […]
“You’ll never get me to look at a gator, touch a gator or eat a gator,” Albert Miller said. He’s seen enough of alligators for a while. Miller, 75, is at home recovering from being […]
Beginning June 1, visit www.NRAhuntersrights.org for a chance to win a new pair of binoculars courtesy of Hawke Sport Optics. The binoculars up for grabs are from Hawke’s Endurance PC (phase corrected) line, which blends […]
Sheriff Larry Campbell along with Scott Moore, national director of the Scholastic Steel Challenge (SSC), is proud to announce an exciting new training opportunity for Leon County Sheriff’s Office (Fla.) Explorer Post 15. Explorer Post […]
The debate about climate change and its impact on polar bears has intensified with the release of a survey that shows the bear population in a key part of northern Canada is far larger than […]
With the support of Governor Luis Fortuño, Puerto Rico today launched the National Shooting Sports Foundation®’s Project ChildSafe® gun-safety program as Secretary of Justice Guillermo Somoza-Colombani called on gun owners to prevent firearm accidents by […]
An Estes Park woman is in serious condition at the hospital after she was trampled by an elk outside of her apartment complex. Investigators say there’s no indication that the 60 year-old woman did anything […]
Three lucky young hunters from northwest Colorado bagged their first turkeys after being selected to participate in Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s 2012 Hunter Outreach Program’s Youth Turkey Hunt. The trio found success after spending some chilly, […]
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service law enforcement agents and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game are investigating the fatal shooting of a federally protected grizzly bear and her nursing cub in northern Idaho. A […]
The California Senate approved today legislation that would ban the use of hounds or other dogs to hunt bears and bobcats. Senate Bill 1221, by Democratic Sen. Ted Lieu, would make California the 15th state […]
Minnesota will offer 6,000 hunters and trappers a chance at taking 400 wolves when the state holds its first regulated wolf hunting and trapping season this fall, the Department of Natural Resources announced Monday. The […]
Criminals seeking to kill endangered and protected animals would be wise to stay away from the Maharashtra state in central-western India. The local government has decided to take extreme action to curb poaching with a […]
By David Hart. It’s a great time to be a kid. Not only are gun and equipment manufacturers making gear designed especially for children, but virtually every state fish and wildlife agency also has seasons […]
Adding to its ongoing support of special operations forces (SOF), GLOCK, Inc. made a $100,000 donation yesterday to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF) during the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference (SOFIC) held in Tampa, […]
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