A 5-year-old boy was reportedly suspended from schoolafter making a gun gesture with his hand on the playground. His father, David Hendrix, was furious when he found out his son was issued a suspension for the gesture. “He was playing army on the […]
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A&E has reportedly placed “Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson on indefinite hiatus from the show after he made a number of brutally honest comments about homosexuality in an interview with GQ. “We are extremely disappointed to have read Phil Robertson’s comments in
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Florida Fish and Wildlife officers said tests confirm they have finally captured the bear responsible for attacking a Seminole County woman. But the news comes after officers recently killed two other bears they captured close to where the attack happened,
Hunts are much more than shooting. I’ve always enjoyed the dog part of a hunt. What a special relationship humans have with canines. I love to see one with drive. The fire in their eyes. The passion to hunt. I’m
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This past Sunday was ”Guns Save Lives Day,” a nationwide event designed to counter “the anticipated push by the gun prohibition lobby to exploit the anniversary of the Newtown tragedy to push their political agenda.” Second Amendment Foundation Executive Vice President Alan
‘Guns Save Lives Day’ A Huge Success, SAF Says Read More »
With the holidays around the corner, families everywhere are in the midst of their Christmas shopping for the important people in their lives. If you need a gift idea for the outdoor lover in your family, Texas Parks and Wildlife
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Newly proposed regulations would prohibit hunting or trapping free-ranging Eurasian boars in New York, the state Department of Environmental Conservation announced recently. The proposal is part of the DEC’s effort to eradicate the invasive animal. The department has determined that
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During his formative years, Don Dubuc would use a rough-hewn knife to sharpen a spear and go into the woods behind his house to hunt triceratops. He would look for recently downed trees and kick the branches, hoping an armor-plated
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An outspoken critic of Idaho’s phosphate industry and its deadly impact on some animals has pleaded guilty to poaching two elk. Marv Hoyt, Idaho director of the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, will leave his job after acknowledging in court that he illegally killed
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ACCORDING to Southern Cross University shark expert Dr Daniel Bucher it is not true sharks don’t like the taste of human flesh. He said there was no evidence to support this claim, which he believed gained acceptance to allay people’s
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The Second Amendment should be repealed, according to Texas professor Mary Margaret Penrose. The Texas A&M School of Law professor has now joined the ranks of other some progressives and gun control activists who deem the Constitution and outdated, antiquated document. Professor Penrose
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Put your New Year’s resolution into action by lacing up your shoes and joining thousands of others throughout the nation in more than 50 First Day Hikes taking place Jan. 1 in Texas State Parks. For the third year in
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One of the nation’s oldest trees will be getting a new fence around it in 2014 in an effort to turn back the clock nearly 80 years. Rockport’s Big Tree, located inside Goose Island State Park on Aransas Bay, is
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking thoughts and ideas from the public as it considers ways to minimize and offset the number of eagles killed by what could become the largest wind farm in the United States. Bald and golden eagles
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The goal was to get at least one. But organizers of a recent gun buyback effort in Dallas say they purchased more than a dozen guns from people who wanted them out of their homes. “Now there’s 15 less chances
North Texas Gun Buyback Program Nets A Whopping 15 Guns Read More »
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Inland Fisheries will be stocking 2,400 rainbow trout into the Llano River near Castell on December 18.This site is a recent addition to the winter trout program which provides Texans a unique fishing opportunity during the winter months.
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Officials with the Montgomery County Health Department are on a mission to find out more about a mystery flu-like illness. So far, half of the people who have come down with it have died. According to the health department, all
Mystery Illness Claims Four Lives in Central Texas Read More »
Want a lifelike erratic action from your soft plastic shrimp? Try it on a Carolina rig. Watch the video to see it in action.
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The FBI has helped to disrupt or prevent nearly 150 shootings and violent attacks this year. And a factor in those cases was often steering potential gunmen toward mental health professionals. Attorney General Eric Holder told an audience of police
FBI Claims to Have Disrupted Nearly 150 Mass Shootings Read More »
The plan to keep regulation of the region’s agriculture, oil and natural gas and power industries out of the control of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is taking flight. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service published a draft rule in
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