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School Police in California’s crime plagued city of Compton will have a new tool at their disposal in the upcoming school year – AR-15′s rifles. The rifles will be stored in the trunks of patrol cars while the officers are […]

The LSU Ag Center is conducting research to determine the extent of damage done by feral hogs in Louisiana. Forestry economist Shaun Tanger says they’ve been getting reports from farmers and landowners about property damage, but they want to get

AUSTIN – Texas game wardens will conduct their third virtual patrol ridealong via Twitter on Monday, September 1 during the opening day of dove season. The wardens will give the public a first-hand look at what it’s like to be

A video of a couple of guys fishing for redfish might not sound like it would be all that special, but one of a couple of guys fishing for redfish shot from a drone looks pretty neat. The video posted

Most of the fisheries are managed in federal waters and represent a $14 billion dollar industry. But pirate fishing hurts commercial fishers, like Scott Hickman of the Charter Fisherman’s Association. He told the Gulf Coast Leadership conference that it’s getting

The following story is via the NRA-ILA. According to a recent Nevada Department of Public Safety memo, Louisiana concealed carry permits will no longer be recognized by Nevada because of a 2013 law change that provided for the issuance of

AUSTIN — The official Outdoor Annual — Texas Hunting and Fishing Regulations app is now available for free download on iOS and Android platforms, providing sportsmen with mobile access to information they can use in the field and on the water.

An albino-headed crocodile named Michael Jackson that killed a man at the Adelaide River was “one in a million”, a tour operator says. A 57-year-old man was attacked and killed by the crocodile in front of his wife while they were

Our friends over at Bearing Arms posted this awesome video regarding the top 5 guns found in evidence lockers.  Check it out below: Source: Bearing Arms

A new video posted online Sunday shows a jellyfish sting in microscopic slow-motion — and it’s going viral. The footage, published on a popular YouTube channel, was captured by scientists at Australia’s James Cook University using a high-speed camera. It

Nearly a hundred youngsters from pre-school age to their mid-teens dropped their video games and cell phones for shotguns and archery gear Saturday. The Rome chapter of Ducks Unlimited hosted the annual Greenwing Youth Outdoor Day at the Georgia Department

Fresh off of victories at Target, Sonic, Chipotle, and other stores, Moms Demand Action is taking its fight to the nation’s largest grocery store chain. The gun control group has its sight set on Kroger to get the food store

This is why we can’t get accurate reporting out of Ferguson, Missouri and also illustrates why the media is so often badly informed on guns. Ryan J Reilly tweeted the following last night during the height of the Ferguson, Missouri

Google already spends a lot of money deploying and maintaining its massive network of undersea fiber cables that it uses to help handle the enormous amounts of traffic it generates every day. And Network World reports that Google really does

One couple’s evening out to the movies ended in frustration after the man, who is a Dallas police officer, was asked to leave the theater because he was carrying a gun. According to a report by a local Fox affiliate,

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) — An 809-pound tiger shark caught in the Gulf of Mexico earlier this month has been cooked and served to more than 90 poor and homeless Texans. Timon’s Ministries in Corpus Christi set up the donation

This unsettling creature is called Eunice aphroditois, or colloquially the Bobbit worm. These critters can grow up to three meters long and have pincers capable of slicing its (sometimes larger) prey right in half. Also? It injects a toxin into

AUSTIN— The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission will hold its annual public hearing at 2 p.m. Weds., Aug. 20 at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. The public is invited to give their input on agency related issues. Each speaker

Open Carry Texas planned a march in Houston’s Fifth Ward, but when leaders from the area and the group met, things quickly got heated. Protestors, some of them armed, of the controversial group shouted, “You are not welcome here today

HOUSTON (CBS Houston) – One of the biggest fresh-water fish species in the world is in danger of dying out, reports Live Science. The arapaima can grow up to 10 feet long and weigh over 400 pounds. They are quickly