Once again, Obama uses a recent crime as emotional leverage to complain that his biggest frustration as President is the Second Amendment and that he cannot “keep guns out of the hands of the people who can…uhhh…do unbelievable damage.” These facts […]
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Here is an excerpt from a column by Susie Madrak over at CrooksandLiars.com, But Perlstein doesn’t mention the big honkin’ elephant in the room: Namely, at what point does the federal government literally go to war with its own citizens?
Anti-Gun Columnist Asks If It’s Time for the Government to Kill “Gun Nuts” Read More »
Since GM has accepted the Society of Automotive Engineers towing Standard (SAE J2807), a lot of people have been wondering what impact the re-evaluation will have on capacity, but it appears that truck buyers will be very satisfied with the
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The first time Lindsey Dougherty saw the shimmery, lightning lips of the Ctenoides ales file clam, she was diving in Indonesia with her sister. When she surfaced, she remembers saying, “I’m going to do a Ph.D on this! I’m in
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KiiiTV.com South Texas, Corpus Christi, Coastal Bend The Texas State Aquarium made a big announcement on Wednesday. They are ready to move forward with with the largest expansion in the Aquariums 24-year history. About half a million people visit the
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PANAMA CITY — It took almost 45 minutes to bring the shark into the boat, with two men pulling on the heavy rope. When they watched the balloon drop into the water, they knew they had a large shark on
Fisherman says recent catch was largest bull shark he’s seen Read More »
There may have been no more acute observer of the outdoors and hunting than Aldo Leopold, author of the iconic A Sand County Almanac. In a 1943 essay, Wildlife in American Culture, he wrote, “then came the gadgeteer, otherwise known
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We were fishing in Turtle Bay outside of Palacios, Tx. Austin hooked his first Red and a 6’+ shark also wanted a piece of him. Redfish was estimated to be 40″+ before the shark had a meal. Austin had fought
We had practiced the day before with a small caliber rifle for Tripps 1st Big Game hunt with when the oppurtunity presented it’s self all we had was dad’s 300 Ultra Mag. so Tripp lined up for the shot and
It hurt real bad but I got over it. Read More »
Fallow deer are one of the most beautiful creatures on the planet. With coats ranging from chocolate brown to snow white and with the bucks sporting heavy, palmated antlers, they are an extremely striking animal. Did you know that fallow
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Taylor Holland age 12 caught this 4.23 lbs. flounder while fishing in Matagorda bay, during the little salty’s fishing tournament .
Cheetah at Mukuni Big 5 Safaris, Victoria Falls, Zambia from Texas Fish & Game Magazine on Vimeo. TF&G readers Jennifer, Rob, Grace, and Mitchell Cooksey sent us this video from their recent trip to Mukuni Big 5 Safaris in Victoria
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BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. —Wildlife workers are trying to catch a shark in Brevard County, however it’s not in the ocean but in a park pond. “It’s not often you hear about a shark at a park. I mean, it sounds
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The first lionfish came into view on our second dive of the morning. It was hovering inches above a horizontal beam. Zebra striped with feathery fins splayed out in a showy display, there was no mistaking the message: keep away.
An invasive insect with mouthparts like those of a “bear trap” has quietly spread in the southern United States with little notice for the last several decades. “The fact that some of these species are spreading is interesting, in part,
‘Giant Ants’ With Jaws Like a ‘Bear Trap’ Spread in the U.S. Read More »
Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah) and other House Republicans are proposing steps to take heavy weaponry out of the hands of federal agencies like the U.S. Department of Agriculture, whose Office of Inspector General has put out a bid to buy
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MCALLEN, Texas—U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director Neil Kornze responded to the April letters from Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott (R) and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) about the Red River land dispute between the federal government and the State
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The peak of summer tarpon fishing is upon us. Tarpon can be fished year-round, but its peak season is from early July to October Capt. Mike Williams (www.galvestonguides.com) says if you want to catch a tarpon this summer you need
Mississippi’s state record for the heaviest and longest alligator has been broken once again – less than a week after the previous records were smashed. Beth Trammell of Madison took the title for Mississippi’s heaviest alligator with her 723.5-pound harvest,
