2014

(SANTA ANA, Calif.) — The California man who reeled in a 482-pound halibut off the coast of Alaska says his bait had an extra something at the end that, he joked, could have made the difference in snagging a fish

In the U.S. alone, it is estimated that more than 1 million car-deer collisions happen each year. Odds are you probably know someone who has hit a deer. Still, the shock and trauma of such damaging events are rarely caught

A new bullet being developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency can change direction mid-flight to track down its target. The agency released a video late last week showing the “first-ever guided .50-caliber bullets” being tested in the field.

See anything outrageous about this photo? Some animal rights activists did. The photo was posted from Jay Branscomb’s Facebook page as satire. Branscomb was poking fun at the controversy surrounding Kendall Jones’ hunting of exotic animals.  “Disgraceful photo of recreational hunter

A thirty-minute fight with a monster cubera snapper off the coast of Alabama may result in a new state record. Brett Rutledge and David Simms were trolling with live hardtail for mackerel in 170 feet of water about 40 miles

As would be expected with suppressors, their popularity has silently crept up in the shooting world. Presently, the gun accessory is legal to own in all but a handful of states. And, much to the joy of hog hunters, the

A Quincy man who jumped into a tank containing a shark at the New England Aquarium Thursday afternoon was arrested. Stephen Pellegrine, 51, jumped into the large center tank around 6:30 p.m., NECN reports. Aquarium staff immediately demanded that he