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Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- Alyssa Caldwell and her father had been hunting all day. The weather had been nasty; cloudy skies with snow and rain alternating. They had seen a few elk, much too far away to take a shot.   They […]

As some of you may have already read, news stories exploded last week that Remington agreed to recall all 7.85 million Model 700 rifles ever made, due to trigger defects. We here at TFB consider fact-checking to be extremely important,

As more artificial flyers enter the skies, they threaten to disrupt ancient patterns and habits of raptors — but what if it were possible to turn the tide. Falcons have existed for millions of years, while drones barely stretch back

The hunt is on for a new sidearm for the U.S. Army. After 30 years, the military has decided it is time to move on from the Beretta M9 as the standard-issue pistol. The stakes are high for the gun

In a two-hour special on the Discovery Channel, Paul Rosolie attempted to be “Eaten Alive” by an anaconda snake. However, the program, which has been hyped up for weeks now, went south quickly when Rosolie demanded that his team pull him out

UPDATE: In a released statement, Remington insisted they were not recalling the rifle, but were going to replace the trigger for anyone who wants it replaced. It looks like Remington has finally acknowledged the 800lb gorilla in the room and

Last week,49-year-old Larry McQuilliam went on a ten minute shooting spree in Austin, Texas. The only fatality was the shooter himself, when a mounted Austin police officer dropped McQuilliam from 312 feet with a single, strong handed, shot. McQulliam unleashed approximately 100

Louisiana –-(Ammoland.com)- The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Enforcement Division is asking the public for help about deer hunting and trespassing violations that occurred in Rapides Parish on Nov. 22 2014. A landowner alerted agents about a photo

The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Buck Wild Two Shelby County game wardens received a tip of a buck possibly being shot off a roadway. When they went to investigate, they

AUSTIN – If you think it’s a half-baked idea to legally protect kids’ rights to play with their food, think again, says one Texas lawmaker. Rep. Ryan Guillen, D-Rio Grande City, has filed a bill that would prohibit schools from

It’s not unheard of for two bucks to be seen with their antlers locked together after a battle. Tales have even been told of hunters rescuing a live deer locked with a dead one. But what is a little more

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- About a year ago, Open Carry Texas held a demonstration at the Texas State Capitol at Austin.  Several people were arrested.  Charges were slow in coming. It appeared that they might be charged with the catch-all of “disorderly conduct“.  The

Even the most experienced bowhunter can blow the shot when she’s got a record-worthy buck in her sights—especially after passing on something smaller. But 23-year-old Erica Gates of Pickensville, Alabama, handled this trophy buck—her very first bow kill—like a pro.

Forget the Xboxes, iPhones and Tickle Me Elmos — Americans were really going crazy for guns this Black Friday, in record-setting numbers. The typical Black Friday boom in gun sales doubles the number of background checks handled by the FBI’s National Instant Criminal

Arkansas –-(Ammoland.com)- The late afternoon sun was sinking when the deer stepped out in front of Maxine Byrd. Nice set of antlers. She raised her 7mm Magnum rifle, aimed carefully and squeezed the trigger. The deer, 60 yards away, fell

Remington has issued a safety warning and recall notice on one of their shotgun models. The recall seems to be fairly specific, only affecting Remington 887 shotguns which were manufactured from December 1, 2013 to November 24, 2014. Here are

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.