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The Facebook page Hypocrisy and Stupidity of Gun Control Advocates posted what appears to be a comment from an anti-gun liberal on how she thinks her peers should treat open carriers. Her suggestion is that she and her peers should carry […]

The following story is via the NRA-ILA, On Friday, August 1, several new NRA-supported laws took effect in the Sportsman’s Paradise. Those laws include Act 229 (House Bill 186), sponsored by state Representative Cameron Henry (R-Metairie), and Act 378 (Senate

At first she was surprised. Then she was disturbed. Now she’s a little alarmed. Each time a different batch of male fish with eggs in their testes shows up in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, Vicki Blazer’s eyebrows arch a bit

Shark attacks on people, for all the coverage they get, are thankfully still rare – as Discover blogger Christie Wilcox has pointed out. But if you go taunting a great white with a seal-shaped robotic submarine… well, all bets are off.

AUSTIN – Earlier this year, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department coastal fisheries biologists began a two-year study of Arroyo Colorado, a tidal stream connected to lower Laguna Madre. Biologists received a grant to measure the quality of aquatic life in

If it was anyone else, you’d dismiss this as impossible almost immediately. We’re talking Jerry Miculek, however, so if he says he’s going to shoot at a target 1,000 yards away without magnified optics, you simply assume that he’s going

Robb Montejano took his camera out in Seattle hoping to catch lighting in an unusual storm and ended up getting much closer to the weather than he anticipated. “I just felt this surge of electricity go ‘boom’ through my body,”

 An 800-pound tiger shark was caught this weekend by a man from San Antonio fishing just a few miles off the coast of Port Aransas. He never expected to hook the 12-foot tiger shark, and the fight to reel him

WARNING GRAPHIC LANGUAGE Trackdays are where regular guys, who have a lot of extra money laying around to tinker with their cars, can take them to a racetrack and let ’em eat, as they say. At a recent such event

Gun-control advocates are learning the downside of getting their way. Recently, a federal judge struck down the District of Columbia’s ban on the carrying of concealed handguns. Anti-gun forces have been losing in legislatures for a long time. Now they

CHATHAM, Mass. (AP) — A shark researcher has attached an electronic tracking device to a great white shark off Chatham. The Cape Cod Times reported it was the first time this year that a great white has been tagged in

SEATTLE (AP) – State and federal wildlife agents are trying to trap the otter that attacked a boy and his grandmother as they were swimming in the Pilchuck River about 30 miles northeast of Seattle. Because it has pounced on

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The waters around Florida are known as a Mecca for tropical and exotic fish, but there’s one sea creature that’s no longer welcome along our shores: the invasive lionfish. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation

NEWTOWN, Conn –-(Ammoland.com)-  In a matter closely watched by NSSF, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) this week reported that firearms retailers are no longer on a watch list of businesses deemed “high risk” after withdrawing the list it had

Just when I thought the District of Columbia government couldn’t stoop to new lows of incompetence and non-sensical behavior, it does. Apparently, self-defense spray is defined as a firearm in DC and must be registered by its owner with the

A West Hawaii fish collector has been charged with terroristic threatening, according to online court records. The Prosecuting Attorney’s Office filed the second-degree charge, which is a misdemeanor, against Jay Lovell on Monday. Lovell is accused of approaching Rene Umberger

NAVARRE BEACH, FL – A Florida beach cleared out – with the exception of a woman and lifeguard who tried to save her – when a shark was spotted heading straight toward swimmers on Tuesday afternoon. The panic of the

Biologists in Iowa are perplexed after a collection of fish pulled from hatchery ponds on the Mississippi River last month included a longear sunfish —- a species that hadn’t been seen in Iowa for more than 80 years, according to

Hornady Mfg Company issued a recall of a single lot of its Critical Duty 9mm ammo on July 31 due to “light or no powder charges.” The company said its Hornady Critical Duty 9mm 135 grain +P ammunition with item

California beachgoers turned to social media this week to post photos online depicting thousands of blue sea creatures washing ashore  — a phenomenon scientists say they haven’t seen in about a decade. According to experts, it’s likely the large colony