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KTRE.com | Lufkin and Nacogdoches, Texas LUFKIN, TX (KTRE) –As hunting season comes to a close, the historical Texas pastime may be under fire. Captain Shawn Phillips of East Texas Parks and Wildlife, explains what gamers can look forward to […]

Shouldering a handgun equipped with a stabilizing brace is not allowed, without the correct paperwork, of course, said the federal agency tasked with regulating the gun industry. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives published an open letter Jan. 16 clarifying

The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. Going Through a Rough Patch After a couple flipped their boat in a swift water section of the Colorado River, they borrowed a phone from

Skunks are now the main target in a vaccine bait air-drop program credited with eliminating rabies strains that infect coyotes and gray foxes in Texas, state health officials said Thursday. The Texas Department of State Health Services program has operated since

This is about as close as mere mortals will come to walking on water. A new YouTube video described as being taken in the High Tatras Mountains in Slovakia is going viral, with the stunning footage showing two hikers walking

AUSTIN (KXAN) – Lake Austin is one of the top bass-fishing lakes in the state, producing largemouth bass that weigh 13 pounds or more. These fish are also known as Toyota ShareLunkers. A weigh and holding station located next to the boat

AUSTIN – Advocates toting rifles, AR-15s and antique pistols held sentinel outside the Texas Capitol on Monday, the opening day of the 2015 session, gathering in support of legislation to legalize the unlicensed open carry of handguns in the Lone

Brendon Davis documented his first time firing his Century Arms AK-74. It has a spectacular explosion. It looks like the shooter got lucky and did not receive any damage. Here are two pictures that shows the aftermath.   Source: The

Conservationists are angry after an Icelandic micro-brewery announced its new beer will be made from smoked whale testicles.  Nordic brewery Stedji revealed its limited edition Hvalur 2 beer will be sold to mark Iceland’s midwinter month of Thorri, the Visir website reports.

PORTLAND, Maine — A New Jersey man convicted of illegally trafficking the spear-like tusks of the narwhal, a protected species of arctic whale nicknamed the “unicorn of the ocean,” was sentenced Monday to two years and nine months in prison,

Michigan – -(Ammoland.com)-Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) holders have the unique benefit of not permit matching (obtaining licenses from other state in order to add to the reciprocity/recognition list). A Michigan CPL is valid in every state that recognizes a carry

The park ranger is trying to cut loose the moose; which is no easy task. A mid size moose will weigh in at over 800 pounds and those are some hefty antlers. Nevertheless he works away at cutting through the

Military.com is reporting that the U.S. Army has rejected the engineering change proposal (ECP) made by Beretta that would have kept a modified Beretta as the U.S Army’s handgun of choice. The ECP was an attempt to undermine the Army’s Modular Handgun

KFDA – NewsChannel 10 / Amarillo News, Weather, Sports As we get closer to our next legislative session, lawmakers will be discussing several gun bills. One of which may allow Texans to buys guns without worrying about a sales tax.

There comes a depth at which even fish struggle to survive the titanic pressure. But that depth is only found at the few places on Earth that lie below 27,600 feet of water, where the weight of the water warps

Sturm, Ruger and Company has added a new SR1911 to its catalog, an attractive two-tone Commander-sized Series 70 pistol with a lightweight alloy frame for concealed-carry. The pistol is based on the successful 1911 design and sports the same stainless steel slide and barrel as Ruger’s

An attack has been waged against feral hogs in some of Mississippi’s national wildlife refuges, but the government is losing. As a result, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is calling for more help. “We’re infested with hogs. It’s bad,”

If a bill submitted by a Texas state senator becomes law, concealed carry permit holders in the Lone Star state could soon see fewer “gun-free zones” — under threat of a $1000 fine. The measure would not only prohibit many