Two dog owners had to bite the necks of four Staffordshire Bull Terriers as they desperately fought to save a Border Collie held in their jaws. The dogs belonged to former firefighter Anthony Butler and had been dangerously out of […]
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Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Robert Barham said he puts black panther sightings in the same category as another elusive beast. “Everywhere I go somebody has seen a black panther,” Barham said. “It’s sort of like Bigfoot. But the truth
Big Cats in Louisiana Just a Fantasy Officials Say Read More »
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Inland Fisheries will be stocking 2,400 rainbow trout into the Llano River near Castell, Texas, on December 18, 2013. This site is a recent addition to the popular winter trout program which provides Texans
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Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) are seeking input on a cooperative effort to monitor for Bovine Tuberculosis (TB) in Texas, which would include sampling hunter-harvested mule deer and elk. The tissue samples used
Bovine TB sampling extends to mule deer, elk Read More »
Two Republican legislators propose eliminating the license required to carry a concealed handgun in Ohio, a change one describes as an effort to put Second Amendment rights on the same footing as others in the Bill of Rights. The bill,
Ohio Introduces Bill for Constitutional Carry Read More »
The sight of a huge herd of elk in an area of the Southern Black Hills scorched by the 2000 Jasper Fire demonstrates the positive effect that fire can have on wildlife habitat. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation recently announced
Prescribed Burn Planned to Enhance Elk Habitat Read More »
La Crescenta residents are on edge after a mountain lion reportedly killed a dog in a home’s backyard, prompting wildlife officials to host a public meeting this week on how to avoid the large cats. A series of mountain lion
Mountain Lion Kills Dog in California Suburb Read More »
Again, it is a banner deer hunting season in Arkansas. Current statistics indicate the total should pass 200,000 for only the second time in history. Last year, Arkansas hunters checked 213,487, well above the previous high mark. More important, however,
Arkansas Set For Another Banner Deer Season, Numbers Expected to Pass 200K Read More »
Thousands of guns could be sold illegally by unlicensed firearms dealers on just one classified ad website, according to an investigation commissioned by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Bloomberg, one of the nation’s leading gun-control advocates and a co-founder of
Bloomberg: Arms Website Selling Guns Illegally Read More »
The theft of a beloved Swiss mountain dog named “Heidi” has gone viral, and then some. On Friday night, Crawford and Mary Clay Gupton returned to their Arlington Heights home to find their ten-month-old puppy missing. The couple had run
Lowlife Steals Dog, Taunts Owners Online Read More »
Most of the humans are gone from a U.S. government depot in Eastern Oregon where a stockpile of chemical weapons has been destroyed. Now the pronghorn are gone, too. A helicopter herded 38 of the antelope into a corral trap at
Pronghorn at E. Oregon Chemical Depot Relocated Read More »
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. – Ottawa and Newfoundland and Labrador will spend almost $500,000 on a pilot project to offer seal meat at stores in Canada and overseas in the new year. Federal Fisheries Minister Gail Shea visited a boutique Friday
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) and The Nature Conservancy (Conservancy) announce a new partnership that will for the first time increase and better coordinate controlled burn activities, also known as prescribed fire, on their respective lands to enhance
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Master fly-fisher Bob Cappallo of Corsicana will teach fly-fishing for beginners at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens January 4, 2014; January 18, 2014; January 25, 2014; and February 15, 2014, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The classes
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The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. DWI Lands Woman in Jail After observing a sports car speeding and veering into a median just north of Del Rio, a Val Verde County
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A local business says they moved out of the area because of the New York Safe Act. AR15.com was based out of Farmington and its owners said they were in the middle of building a retail store and firing range,
Fed Up With New York, AR15.com Moving to Texas Read More »
If you duck hunt or want to learn about the sport there is a workshop for you. Texas Parks and Wildlife is holding a waterfowl workshop for anyone who is interested in learning more about duck hunting and the proper
TPWD Hosts Waterfowl Workshop in Athens Read More »
A Kansas City lawmaker says Missouri should arm school teachers with pepper spray as an alternative to guns. State Senator Jason Holsman (D) says his measure is a direct response to Missouri Republican efforts to allow teachers to carry loaded
A British fisherman caught a record breaking 8 foot-long and 206-pound rare albino wels catfish while fishing on the River Ebro near Barcelona, Spain. Then he let it go. Bernie Campbell tried for seven years to catch the rare fish,
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A Missoula man is heartbroken and angry after a day of cross-country skiing with his malamute dogs near Lolo Pass turned into his worst nightmare Sunday afternoon. Layne Spence was skiing with his three dogs on a quiet logging road
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