Roosterfish are prized for their stubbornness on the hook and, perhaps above all else, their beautiful shape and coloration. But a large roosterfish caught Sunday in Baja California’s East Cape region looked as though it had survived an oil spill. […]
Odd-looking roosterfish caught off Baja’s East Cape region, and it’s not the first Read More »
WEST PLAINS, Mo. – From a hilltop west of this Ozarks town, trees stretch to the end of the world and only the low rumble of far-off thunder breaks the morning quiet. That is about to change. “On the command
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While photographing brown bears at the McNeil River State Game Sanctuary and Refuge, Drew Hamilton got a little closer to one furry friend than he may have liked. Hamilton worked with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game at the
Video: Bear Just Wants to Hang with Photographer Read More »
Outboard engines went through a major-league change, when modern four-strokes hit the market (See Outboard Smack-Down: Two-stroke versus Four for more on the topic). They became more fuel-efficient, more reliable, quieter, and better in just about every way – except
New Outboard Engines: Evinrude Breaks the Mold Read More »
A sunny Saturday afternoon seemed to be the perfect time for Sean O’Connor of Atlanta to start some yard work. “Just as I picked up the rake, I heard a loud crashing sound,” O’Connor told WGCL-TV. “A few moments later
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As the number of women holding concealed carry permits surges, ladies are confronting a problem: where should they actually conceal and carry their guns? Nearly 67,000 Texas women obtained concealed carry permits in 2013, WFAA-TV reported, and many are finding
How Women Are Concealing Firearms in Some Interesting New Ways Read More »
Chester Moore A recent television documentary featured the sad story of Canadian folk singer Taylor Mitchell who was killed by coyotes in a park in her native country. The 19-year-old’s tragic death in 2009 via the recent program has spawned
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A man in Sulphur, Louisiana, required 80 stitches after he and his friends thought it would be a good idea to attempt to move an 11-foot alligator that was blocking a roadway. Glen Bonin thought they had a pretty good
You’ve probably seen one of Tactical Firearms’ signs floating around on social media. The Texas gun store is famous for their snarky political signs. Here are a few examples. Now, it seems like the shop may be facing some
Kurt Roll, a boat captain in San Diego, told Mashable that he captured images of a magnificent yacht on fire in a nearby marina, using a DJI Phantom quadcopter with a GoPro camera attached. About 100 workers on site at the time
GoPro-Equipped Drone Captures $24 Million Yacht Going Up in Flames Read More »
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A preservative used to cure bacon is being tested as poison for the nation’s estimated 5 million feral hogs. Descendants of both escaped domestic pigs and imported Eurasian boars, the swine cost the U.S. about $1.5 billion
Bacon Preservative Is Being Tested for a Surprising New Use Read More »
I have never used a vehicle makers headline before, but this one was just to good to not steal. I also apologize for the exclamation point but it also seemed like a perfect match. I will forego the sub-title
Buffalo, bears and batteries — Oh My! Read More »
The Houston Chronicle reports that a team of Texas scientists are releasing four torpedo-like, remote- controlled gliders into the northern Gulf of Mexico to measure oxygen levels, bringing researchers closer to a long-cherished goal of broadly monitoring the health of
Measuring the “dead zone” Read More »
A large great white shark destroys a camera by biting it, now the expensive equipment is on the bottom of the ocean off the coast of New Zealand Diver Andy Casagrande IV was using new camera gear for the first
Great white shark attacks and destroys a camera rig Read More »
Alexander Ramer found a way to kill off the competition, say police. The Lake Worth man is accused of boating to a Boynton Beach man’s house and pouring bleach on the man’s live bait fish, killing at least $20,000 worth
Man used bleach to kill $20,000 worth of competitor’s bait fish, say cops Read More »
Last week the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, through the power of Dodd-Frank, passed a rule giving the agency unprecedented power to shut down businesses, no matter what the reason, at any time it wishes through a cease-and-desist order. Further, the
The image of a spider sitting in a web just waiting for its prey — usually an insect — to become trapped doesn’t apply to all arachnids. In fact, scientists recently found more spiders than previously thought exhibit semi-aquatic lifestyles.
On All Continents Except One, There Are Spiders That Actually Do This Read More »
Fishing guide, Capt. Billie Kocian, sportfishingtexas.com, advises anglers to carry a spray bottle filled with a mixture of bleach and water as part of their gear when they head out to fish this summer, especially if you plan to wade
ATHENS—A seven-minute video about the most famous largemouth bass ever caught in Texas is now available for viewing on YouTube. “The Legend of Ethel” tells the story of how a 17.67-pound bass caught in November 1986 became the first fish
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AUSTIN — One of two men arrested last fall for assaulting two Texas game wardens following a high-speed pursuit in Limestone County has been sentenced to 30 years in prison following guilty pleas to five felonies stemming from the case.
Five Persons Sentenced in Connection with Texas Game Warden Assaults Read More »
