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A leaping lion catches an antelope in this incredible mid-air ambush caught on camera in South Africa’s Shamwari Game Reserve. In the clip below, a pair of lions perched in tall grass on the top of a ridge ambush an unsuspecting antelope. When […]

A growing number of gun retailers say they are being frozen out of business by a slew of new banking regulations imposed by the Obama White House. The complaint stems from the Obama administration in 2011 ordering federal regulators to

HOUSTON, Texas–53-year-old Carlos Delgado Rodriguez of Dallas, Texas is accused of transporting approximately 60 dead hummingbirds from Mexico to the U.S. He apparently smuggled the birds with the intent of selling them. An indictment obtained by Breitbart Texas states that there are five

What has icy blue eyes, pinkish-grey scales and a long, skinny tail? That’s what the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s research division asked when its scientists were sent pictures of the unusual fish caught off the Pensacola coast. “Have

KWWL – Eastern Iowa Breaking News, Weather, Closings A student has been suspended from Dubuque Senior High School after police found a BB gun pistol in his car — a car that was parked off campus. According to a statement

A poacher in New Mexico has taken illegal harvest to staggering new depths. After getting an anonymous tip, Department of Game and Fish Conservation Officers found more than 1,600 rainbow trout in the home of Bounchanh Bounsombath of Clovis, New

Why do you carry a gun? Gun owners are regularly presented with this particular question — and some are now speaking out. Using popular smartphone application Whisper, many Second Amendment enthusiasts have turned  to the social network to explain to

NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio — A video showing a teen catching a three-foot carp with his hands on a flooded street in northern Ohio is going viral Wednesday. Cleveland TV station WKYC reports that 16-year-old Jake Sawyer caught a grass carp

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With The Washington Post pushing for New Jersey to implement a 2002 smart gun-only mandate based on the Armatix iP1, it is important to point out that such a mandate will effectively turn gun ownership into a rich man’s game.

A May 7th solicitation by the U.S. Department of Agriculture seeks “the commercial acquisition of submachine guns [in] .40 Cal. S&W.” According to the solicitation, the Dept. of Agriculture wants the guns to have an “ambidextrous safety, semiautomatic or 2

WSFA.com: News Weather and Sports for Montgomery, AL. GUNTERSVILLE, AL (WAFF) – Two Marshall County men are facing charges for allegedly cheating in a fishing tournament. Tournament officials said they are outraged someone would rig the outcome of a competition,

The severe drought in California has created a problem for cattle ranchers, many of whom are selling their herds across state lines. Reuters reports that as many as 100,000 cattle have left the state in the past four months alone.

SAN DIEGO – A local photographer has been following a group of rare sevengill sharks for years off the coast of La Jolla. “This is Janice. She’s the big female,” said Terry Straight as he walked 10News through his footage.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — A 12-foot python has been returned to its owner after a slithery stop at a Central Texas home where a woman earlier bathed her pet guinea pigs. The Eagle newspaper reported Tuesday that Veronica Rodriguez was

The Sport Configurable Rifle is one of the more interesting rifles to hit the market this year. It is a “featureless” rifle — a gun that lacks any cosmetic features that are banned by strict gun control laws like a

A frustrated Indianapolis realtor launched a sarcastic “Adopt a Pothole” initiative in an attempt to bring attention to the city’s “serious” pothole problem. City officials were not amused — in fact, they reportedly told him he may receive a call

A family walking with their toddler at a Serbian zoo got the scare of a lifetime when a leashed wolf lunged for the 2-year-old. Strolling down the path at Belgrade Zoo, the little girl and the wolf appear to make

AUSTIN — The Gulf of Mexico commercial shrimp season for both Texas and federal waters will close 30 minutes after sunset on May 15 until a still-to-be determined time in July. The closing date is based on samples collected by

A group of fishermen in Venice, Florida lured in a big catch – a 12-foot hammerhead shark. That in itself was quite enough excitement for them, until they realized, the shark was pregnant. The fishing pier in Venice juts out