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Texas hunters concerned about quail The Austin American-Statesman Share     North Texas dove hunters would like a second season late in the year. Hunters in the south want to keep the second season they have. And quail hunters would support lower bag limits. "So what's your point?" you might ask. The point is these are results from a recently completed game bird hunter survey conducted by the state and Texas Parks and Wildlife, and this information will be used to develop wildlife conservation and management plans in the years ahead. More
Explore the wild side of Africa The Spectrum & Daily News Share
Imagine the thrill of watching a thunderous herd of elephants as they crash through the bush. Look skyward to the majestic giraffes as they feed on the delicate leaves on the tops of the trees. Look closely for the fierce lions as they lie in wait in the tall grass. Watch for crocodiles and hippopotamus' in the water and rhinos in the bush. Africa is a place where you will experience true nature at its wildest. More Parks chief has faced challenging first two years Austin360.com Share
In the two years since Carter Smith took over as executive director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, a hurricane has pummeled the coast, destroying two state parks, and the agency has canceled its popular Austin-based Wildlife Expo, which introduced thousands to the hunting, fishing and camping life. More
Is deer corn a quail killer? The Dallas Morning News Share
As another poor quail season grinds toward a halt, I'm struck by a disturbing thought. Texas deer hunters may be killing more quail than quail hunters kill, and the deer hunters are not even aware they're doing it. More Dirks: Always on the hunt for new wild-game recipes The Times Herald-Record Share
You spend all hunting season, from early September through most of winter, out in the field hunting and filling the freezer with wild game. Over the course of a few months, small game, pheasants, turkeys, duck, some geese, deer, and the occasional bear become part of the culinary experience in most outdoor-oriented homes. If you're like me, you enjoy wild game on the table and are always looking for new ways to serve the traditional wild-game meal. More
NRA, onetime ally feud over next big guns case to go before Supreme Court The Washington Post Share
After the court ruled that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to gun ownership and that the District's handgun ban was unconstitutional, it was an upstart band of libertarian lawyers that celebrated on the marble steps and received the glory for the breakthrough decision. The NRA, the nation's premier and most powerful gun rights group, has worked hard not to be in that position again. And because of an unusual intervention recently by the justices, its attorney will be in the mix when the court considers the next big guns case next month. More Obama does OK on guns Albany Democrat Herald Share
As if the sudden winds of political change are not enough to worry President Obama, now the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence is down on the president, too. The anti-Second Amendment group criticized Obama for "continuing concessions to the 'guns anywhere' mentality of the gun lobby. More Benchrest: Lock, stock and barrel Guns &Ammo Share
There are many different thoughts as to what makes the ideal action for benchrest competition. Universally accepted concept is the precise fit between all mating parts, while keeping them all in alignment with, or perpendicular to, the axis of the receiver. More varied is the material or combinations of materials from which the actions are manufactured. More
Authorities looking for person who dumped dead coyotes in desert KVIA-TV Share
The discovery of approximately 47 dead coyotes on Azogue Avenue in far East El Paso was a disturbing sight. While the area has been cleaned up, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department continues to investigate. Game warden Ray Spears says the coyotes were shot as part of a "varmint hunt." More Summit recalls Talon Hunting tree stand brackets Consumer Affairs Share
Summit Treestands LLC. is recalling about 6,800 Talon hunting tree stand brackets. The tree stand can unexpectedly detach from the tree when the brackets fail, posing a fall hazard to consumers. The firm has received four reports of the brackets failing, resulting in reports of falls and injuries including broken bones. More |
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