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Hunting season winding down The San Marcos Daily Record Share    
Late January is always a little sad for Jim Darnell. Perhaps sad is not the word. Call it a transition time. Most of the major hunting seasons are closed or near to finishing. Good late-winter and spring fishing is now near. More
Anger over wildlife slaughter at North Texas park WFAA-TV Share
Dozens of migratory ducks and geese have been found shot to death at a Grayson County park in Texas. Hunting is not allowed at Loy Lake Park, just west of U.S. Highway 75, near Sherman, Texas. The shootings have left people and the man who protects the park very angry. More What buyers are buying ESPN Outdoors Share
Given that the SHOT Show covers 700,000 square feet of floor space devoted to every type of hunting and shooting equipment known to man, it's virtually impossible to see everything there is to see. Though the authors are going to try to do just that, they thought they'd take a shortcut by asking some of the retailers who are shopping the show for their customers. After all, the purpose behind the SHOT Show is to allow manufacturers to display their wares for the coming year to dealers. More
Duck hunting Dallas Morning News Share
The Labrador retriever is one of America's most popular gun dogs, cherished as a family pet as well as a retriever of waterfowl and a flusher of upland game birds. The occasional Lab performs yeoman crossover duties. Near Nocona, Texas, Matt Brown has a pointing Lab that hunts liberated quail, chukars and pheasants as well as any pointing dog. In Sublette, Kan., Jeff White uses a pointing Lab to pinpoint, then flush, pheasants hiding in dense cover. More Firearms Freedom Act promises something politicians are not able to deliver Atlanta Gun Rights Examiner Share
Ed Stone has to point out the obvious for anybody who has researched the case law pertaining to the Commerce Clause. Fellow Gun Rights Examiner David Codrea and Cleveland Gun Rights Examiner Daniel White have published articles praising the Montana Firearms Freedom Act and a recent lawsuit filed in federal court to enforce it against the federal government and Attorney General Eric Holder. The lawsuit filed by the Montana Shooting Sports Association and the Second Amendment Foundation is an excellent fundraising tool, but it is destined to fail. More importantly, the lawsuit draws money and attention away from real struggles for the right to bear arms that can actually make a difference. More
Q&A with Hans Vermaak, professional hunter ESPN Outdoors Share
African safari hunting is in Hans Vermaak's blood. You could say he was born into it — and you'd be right. A native South African raised on his family's 166-year-old ranch, Vermaaksraal, Vermaak is the son of Coenraad Vermaak, the founder and namesake of Coenraad Vermaak Safaris, the longest-running safari outfitter in South Africa, which celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2010. More Trashing Zim's wildlife: An eyewitness account The Zimbabwean Share
A top member of the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force visits Kariba, Africa and is shocked to discover how drunk and ill-behaved youngsters are being allowed to trash one of the country's most important game conservancies – all for the love of cash. More
This season for the birds The Houston Chronicle Share
Texas' waterfowl hunting seasons in the eastern half of Texas now closed, a lot of duck hunters will be bummed out; they've had a decent year and hunting success is holding up pretty well even at the end of it thanks to a strong continental duck population, good reproduction this past summer and a wet winter that created plenty of habitat to hold and support birds wintering in Texas. More |
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