With the Thanksgiving holiday approaching, wildlife management area hunters should be getting their gear in order and doing a little scouting to be certain their favorite hunting spot is still there and hasn’t been logged or washed away by the October rains. […]
A number of fallow and Sika deer escaped from a Delhi enclosure, and state officials have asked hunters to kill them.[…]
A Minnesota man was charged Nov. 10 with illegally taking what could be the largest 8-point ever measured.[…]
Add premium protection against the elements to your firearms with Birchwood Casey’s RIG gun-care products.[…]
Headlamps have made it easier than ever for hunters to find their stands and blinds, and Petzl has upped their game with two new models with lights as much as 54 percent brighter than their previous offerings.[…]
The new .44 MAG line of riflescopes offers a wide variety of features and choices at affordable prices.[…]
It seems like here in south Louisiana we get things in extremes. It’s either hot or cold, with rarely an in-between. Sometimes we pray for rain to alleviate drought, and other times we get floods.[…]
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Hunters participating in a pilot program aimed at helping eradicate giant, nonnative Burmese pythons from South Florida took 37 of the invasive constrictors, wildlife officials said Nov. 3.[…]
A Centerville man was convicted on Oct. 14 for several Migratory Game Bird Treaty Act violations, along with a single National Wildlife Refuge violation by Federal Magistrate Meldrid Methvin.[…]
Most people think of their dream hunt as going on a trip to the Midwest and harvesting a 150-class buck.[…]
Federally established Youth Waterfowl Hunting days begin Nov. 7, and hunters are reminded that only those 15 years of age or younger can participate in these special hunts.[…]
The AR-style rifle has come into its own. First designed by Eugene Stoner in .308 caliber when he worked for the Armalite corporation, the aluminum receiver guns were the stuff of science-fiction films, far ahead of their time.[…]
It was a common thread that bound Ronny Graham, Ronnie Myrick and Ken Newton together. They were college buddies who loved to hunt ducks and dreamed of having a place of their own where they could enjoy their sport.[…]
Face a firing squad, and you get a blindfold, right? Now I understood why. My doom seemed as imminent — and I was no more eager for a close-up of the grim reaper than a firing-squad victim.[…]
“I was the first person in my family to consider hunting a sport,” said 62-year old Charles Johnson. “People in my family hunted for food — for something to eat.”[…]
My journey into duck hunting has left me with the mixed feelings of an elementary school student who got addicted to soft drinks just weeks before they were banned from the concession stand in favor of healthier alternatives.[…]