Outdoor News from the Web

The body of a two-headed dolphin has washed up on a beach in Turkey this week. The conjoined corpse was seen floating onto the shore in Izmir on Turkey’s west coast on Monday by sports teacher Tugrul Metin. The dead […]

Only in Texas? After a request by a couple of gun clubs, it looks like Texas officials will consider a proposal to allow alcohol sales at certain gun shows. According to local media reports, The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced

It was to be a day of sailing and on New Orleans’ Lake Pontchartrain. But after Shelly Trentacosta and her family ventured out to the middle of the lake with a friend’s sailboat Friday, the calm conditions — along with

Following a host of federal agencies moving to equip their inspectors with military-grade weapons, some on Capitol Hill are calling for their disarmament. The proposed legislation takes issue with the growing creep of federal SWAT-type units that have been forming since

Taylor Woolrich, a student at Dartmouth College who has a possibly dangerous stalker, fears she has to drop out since the Ivy League school won’t let her carry on campus. The 20-year old student at the historic university in Hanover,

A bear walking upright like a man is caught on video as he strolls through a N.J. neighborhood. While folks first thought this was a hoax and nothing more than a man in a bear suit, experts say it is

A giant, fuchsia-pink jellyfish has been spotted in the Adriatic Sea for the first time in 70 years. The Drymonema dalmatinum, which can grow to more than three feet in diameter, was photographed by amateur divers off the northern coast

Next month Florida will consider proposed changes that would make the Sunshine State the most recent to allow hunters to use silencers (suppressors) during hunting. According to The Sun-Sentinel, Hunters of deer, turkey and other animals in Florida may soon

WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE Two famous Canadian kayakers recently strapped GoPros to their gear and took their sport out of the river and into a concrete drainage ditch in the small town of Lion’s Bay near Vancouver. The resulting video depicts

Here we go again. Georgia is only in its first week of the of the 2014/15 school year and we’re already seeing anti-gun hysteria rearing its ugly head. A fourth grade student was told to bring some of his favorite

The unique eye structure of deep-sea bioluminescent sharks helps them survive in the twilight zone, a study has found. Detailed mapping of the eye structure of five species of bioluminescent sharks reveals they have a higher rod densities than other

The following story is via the NRA-ILA. By an overwhelming margin of 61 to 39 percent, Missouri voters have adopted an amendment backed by the National Rifle Association (NRA) to their state constitution strengthening the Right to Keep and Bear

UC Santa Barbara researchers are asking recreational divers to participate in a giant sea bass census this week. According to researchers these fish can grow to more than 600 pounds and are making a comeback from the brink of extinction.

Gun Owners of America posted an open letter to President Obama Tuesday to correct what they feel is a false description of the Second Amendment on the White House website. The gun rights group, who claim to represent some 300,000

Magnum Research announced the introduction of four Desert Eagle 1911 guns to be sold exclusively through the outdoor retailer Cabela’s. The first two guns use cast carbon steel frames with a gray Cerakote finish. The matte black slides are machined

Like many of you, I’ve heard people claim for years that steel-cased ammo will increase wear and tear on your firearms. The “conventional wisdom” is that steel-case ammo is harder than brass-cased ammo, a “fact” that this video seems to

Splashing around in the water with macabre glee, a crocodile flings a young hippo calf around in its jaws like a rag doll. The giant predator reared out of the water to reveal the tiny carcass after apparently snatching its

The Glock 42 is a cool little gun. It’s the smallest Glock to date and the first non .45 caliber Glock to use a single stack magazine (Glock 36). Due to the slightly larger frame and higher weight compared to

Sharks and crocodiles are predators in their own right, but who would win a fight if the two creatures came up against each other? The answer is a crocodile – at least if this photo is anything to go by.

Ares Defense announced the exciting new SCR — the Sport Configurable Rifle, a “featureless” rifle that’s part AR-15 and part traditional hunting rifle — earlier this year to a welcoming audience. This gun is legal to own in all 50 states and