Game and Fish Agencies Face Wave of Retirements
State and federal fish and wildlife agencies are facing a wave of retiring biologists and wildlife specialists.
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Pro-Gun Sign is Good for Restaurant Business
A restaurant owner says her new sign welcoming patrons who legally carry firearms has been great for business!
READ MORE ›Beretta USA Moving Its Maryland Manufacturing Capabilities to Tennessee
Beretta GM cites new Maryland gun laws as the reason for relocation.
READ MORE ›Moynagh Third at FLW Kentucky Lake Tournament!
Our Guide Outdoors bass fishing expert finished in third place last weekend among 160 FLW anglers!
READ MORE ›Grizzly Bites More Than It Can Chew
A grizzly bear in Jasper National Park received an unexpected mouthful when it lunged at a bicyclist.
READ MORE ›The Outdoor News Hound: Hunting, Fishing … and Baseball in Minnesota
With fishing and baseball seasons now underway in Minnesota, the state Department of Natural Resources has announced a special summer promotion for fans of the outdoors and baseball in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.
READ MORE ›Captive Deer Industry Under Scrutiny
Conservation organizations issue statements on the proliferation of captive deer operations
READ MORE ›States, Hunting Organizations Addressing Drone Use
In recent months, game agencies in at least two states have banned the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, for hunting and game scouting.
READ MORE ›Trapped In The Banks Of The Loosahatchie
June 28, 2006 — Emergency personnel in western Tennessee performed an unusual rescue last week when a squirrel hunter became stuck up to his waist in soft riverbank mud and struggled to extricate himself for more than 24 hours before he was spotted by a passing fisherman. In addition this week, we have an update on the Air Canada firearm surcharge, a county commission’s wise choice against allowing one-ton buffaloes to run down main street, and more!
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