The Supreme Court took up a new gun rights case on Wednesday, weighing whether it should be a crime for someone to buy a gun for somebody else, if both people are legally allowed to own one. Justices on Wednesday […]
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Weird videos seem to be a favorite with TF&G newsletter reads. Well here’s one that has to be seen to be believed. Plus, it has some good tips for pet owners.
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t’s raining hard and almost dark as Walter Rienzner, perched on a raised shooting platform, drops the bombshell in a whisper: women might be better hunters than men. “They have respect for the animal,” says the grizzled 48-year-old, part of
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Organic and cage free eggs are becoming popular to the point that that some major grocery chains are reporting shortages. A New Jersey ShopRite recently posted a sign saying the short supply was industry-wide and was due to
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On Jan. 12, Leesville’s Robert Craft Jr. and his brother Jason motored out of South Toledo Bend State Park to fish some very cold waters according to Louisiana Sportsman magazine. It was a bluebird, windy day, and the anglers were
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TIME’s recent cover story makes the case that more hunting is the only way to control resurgent populations of deer, bears, raccoons and other overpopulated wildlife. Though Americans nearly wiped out many of these species 50 years ago, conservation laws
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Texas singer and songwriter Steven Fromholz has died in a hunting accident when a rifle fell and discharged. The Schleicher County Sheriff’s Office on Monday said the accident happened at the Flying B Ranch near Eldorado, about 40 miles south of San
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Volunteers from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Shell Oil Co. and Apache Corporation on Feb. 6-7 will be planting almost 300 trees at San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site as part of an ongoing prairie restoration project. Live oaks, shumard oaks,
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ATHENS—Zebra mussels have now been confirmed by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in Lake Lavon. The presence of live zebra mussels or veligers, their larvae, has now been confirmed in six Texas water bodies: Lakes Texoma, Ray Roberts, Lewisville, Bridgeport,
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Central American immigrants crossing into the United States illegally in South Texas drove an increase in Border Patrol apprehensions last year, according to data released Friday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The Border Patrol made 420,789 apprehensions in the
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Action star Steven Seagal was recently interviewed by a Russian journalist and gave some interesting comments about guns, gun control and Hollywood’s role in gun violence.
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The federal government has established a recovery plan for the jaguarundi, almost four decades since the small wildcat was listed as an endangered species and almost three decades since one was confirmed in the U.S. But don’t expect to see
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On multiple occasions, families have reported being attacked while on a walk in the same area by two pit bulls. In one case, a family’s Chihuahua died and in another, a man was able to defend himself and his
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Texas’ plan of implementing new fishing restrictions on spotted sea trout and flounder has sparked a heated discussion between fishing aficionados and state officials. Aside from providing a worthy pastime to sporting fishermen, angling adds $2 billion to Texas economy
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A North Texas man who paid $350,000 for the right to hunt an endangered African black rhino said he’s had to hire full-time security due to death threats after his name was leaked onto the Internet. Corey Knowlton told Dallas
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A photo showinga torn black bra and a small purse hanging from a tree in what is said to be a “rape tree”-a place where Mexican drug cartel members and coyotes who smuggle humans across the border rape one or
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A deer destroyed a family’s home while they were on vacation. As strange as it may sound, the incident makes perfect sense once you watch the video. Click the link below to watch. Action News 5 – Memphis, Tennessee
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LAS VEGAS — Here at the SHOT Show it’s easy to get swept away by the overload of great news about what guns mean to America. After all, there are over 60,000 people from the ammunition, guns and hunting industry
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When they aren’t rescuing stranded hikers from 300,000-acre parks or airlifting victims from dangerous flood zones, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Game Wardens will now aid in anti-terrorism and border protection missions. The TPWD semi-monthly magazine highlighted changes to their
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The National Security Agency has implanted software in nearly 100,000 computers around the world that allows the United States to conduct surveillance on those machines and can also create a digital highway for launching cyberattacks. While most of the software
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