November 2014

Hunters are sometimes portrayed as cold, heartless killers, but a cool infographic from the National Shooting Sports Foundation shows quite the opposite. According to the infographic, deer hunters provide about 11 million meals for the less fortunate in the form

A Rutgers student who was killed by a bear while hiking in New Jersey snapped photos of the 300-pound beast before it chased him, mauled him — and even gouged the phone the victim used to take his last pics.

And not only interesting looking, but apparently also a little controversial right now. Thanks to Jess for sending this link to a post on the International Ammunition Association website: http://iaaforum.org/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=16450 I have a friend that Loves (with capital “L”) his FN Five-seveN,

AMARILLO — Medi-park lake became the new home for for some fish today. The Texas Parks and Wildlife stocked the lake with trout today. It’s part of a plan to stock 250,000 catchable size trout in lakes around Texas. The

For a bear hunter, having the opportunity to hunt on Alaska’s Kodiak Island is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Rugged and untamed, the island boasts one of the largest land predators in the world and hunters come well-prepared to make sure the

ATHENS—David Roulston of Frisco kicked off the current Toyota ShareLunker season with his catch of a 13.88-pound largemouth bass from Lake Fork November 20. Roulston was fishing in 25 feet of water with a Brush Hog when the fish slammed

AUSTIN — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Law Enforcement Division and the U.S. Coast Guard are distributing a wanted poster seeking any information related to illegal fishing activities along the Texas-Mexico border. Both agencies are currently investigating multiple cases

A lobster caught off the coast of Santa Barbara got a second chance at life, thanks to a soft-hearted fisherman. Forrest Galante was night fishing when he stumbled upon a 12-pound Pacific spiny lobster. Galante named him Albert Girther and

Video of the rarely seen anglerfish — or black seadevil — was captured for the first time ever by a research team on a dive about 1,900 feet below Monterey Bay off the coast of California this week, Fox News reported.

Steyr Arms is giving the Scout rifle a new look with an expanded color scheme that includes black, olive drab green, “Mud” brown and of course, grey. Mud is Steyr’s brand of flat dark earth. But the best news may

Nasworthy Lake Nasworthy, recently filled to capacity by late summer rains ,offers to a great setting for fall and winter angling. Fish surveys conducted by the TPWD revealed recently that the San Angelo Lake has good numbers of black bass,