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Q&A: David E. Petzal Answers Your Questions About Reloading, Sectional Density of Bullets, and Anniversary Gifts
Q: What is the most demanding game animal for a rifleman? —Cole Karsins, Pine Bluff, Arkansas
A: Your question is vague and imprecise. You need to focus. In terms of which North American big-game animal have I seen the most lead flung at in va...
Hunter’s Polar Bear Cub Shipped to New York from Alaska by UPS
High above the Arctic Circle, Inupiaq subsistence hunter James Tazruk was out with his party looking for caribou and polar bears. Riding on snowmobiles, they spotted a large bear traveling across the tundra, and Tazruk took the shot with his rifle at 1...
Florida Python Hunters Find Treasure Instead of Snakes
Florida kicked off its 2013 Python Challenge earlier this year hoping to increase awareness of an invasive species lurking in the Everglades. Snake hunters Joseph Post, Gregg Jobes, and Mark Rubinstein were eager to join the hunt, which ended in Februa...
Hunter’s Specialties Scent-A-Way Wins Gold
Hunter’s Specialties Scent-A-Way products were given a gold first-place rating in the annual Predator Xtreme Reader’s Choice Awards. Each year readers are asked to vote for the products they feel are the best performers in categories ranging from a...
Texas PWD Proposals Aim to Streamline Hunter Education Process
Proposed changes to the state’s hunter education certification program would streamline the process for the tens of thousands of Texans who take the course annually, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officials. Anyone born after Sept....
Arizona Game and Fish Announces Dates for Bighorn Sheep Workshops
While the camel is well recognized for its desert adaptability, the desert bighorn sheep can lose a higher percentage of body weight in water than a camel … and survive. That information is just a bit of what the public stands to learn at the... Read...
Challenge to new Connecticut laws
Complaint, in pdf, here. The law is quite draconian. Obtaining a "great than ten round" magazine is a felony; continuing to possess one already owned is a misdemeanor on first offense, felony on second. Buying or selling an "assault rifle"...
May 27 Deadline to Submit Comments on 2013-14 Hunting Seasons’ Proposals
The Monday, May 27 deadline is approaching to submit comments for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s 2013-14 hunting seasons’ regulations proposals. This is an opportunity for the public to share ideas and concerns about hunting regulations...
Tennessee Hunting Seasons for 2013-14 to Be Set at May’s Commission Meeting
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission will establish the state’s 2013-14 hunting seasons at its May 30-31 (Thursday-Friday) meeting at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Ray Bell Region II Building. TWRA officials previewed their...
BHK Outdoor Radio Now Available on BlogTalkRadio
There is a new place to listen to LT and Dan chat about everything outdoors. That’s on blogtalkradio.com. This site offers a wide range of radio shows and has added BHK Outdoor Radio to their list. BlogTalkRadio is the world’s largest and most infl...
Monster Amberjack Could Have Challenged World Record
It might have been the new world record.
Instead it was enjoyed as fish tacos on a Baja beach.
Last week, angler Kevin Shiotani landed an amberjack near Cerralvo Island in the Sea of Cortez after a grueling 25-minute battle that most of the Tailhunter...
Authorities to Relocate Captured Black Bear in California
A Sun Valley, Calif. bear that sent local police on a rather extensive wild goose…er…bear chase… early Wednesday morning has been tranquilized as of this writing. The black bear was originally discovered when its jaunt through Sun.....
Create the Ultimate Food Plot: Plant Chestnut Trees
When European settlers reached North America, the American chestnut was arguably the most important tree in the country. From the Adirondacks to southern Appalachia, chestnuts fed people, livestock, and wildlife. The tree produced lumber of both high quality and tremendous volume. Show More Summary
Elk Hunting Gear for Early Season
International Hunting Consultants - Representing Hunters with Proven Hunting Outfitters It’s never to early to start thinking about Elk Hunting Gear for the fall Elk Season I get emails everyday about questions on elk hunting gear and what to use for specific seasons. Show More Summary
The FoodSaver GameSaver Brand Introduces Titanium G800
The Ultimate Vacuum Sealing System for Hunting & Fishing Enthusiasts Hunters, anglers and meat processors now have the ultimate vacuum sealing system to seal and store large amounts of game and fish with the introduction of the new FoodSaver GameSa...
National Magazine Names Kentucky as Top Destination for Trophy Deer
Outdoor Life magazine has named Kentucky as the nation’s top destination for trophy deer hunting. The national hunting and fishing magazine based its rankings on trophy deer production, hunter density, fees and how hunter friendly the laws and re...
New and Improved BackPacker Crossbow and Gun Sling
Already one of the best crossbow and gun slings on the market, The BackPacker Sling by Heavy Hauler Outdoor Gear “kicked it up a notch” by adding adjustable Limb Stabilization straps to better secure your crossbow while simultaneously reducing limb...
This Week on Outdoors Radio: Duffy Kopf Talks About Winning the CCMI Madison Lakes Championship
This week, Dan Small Outdoors Radio features Ruffed Grouse Society president/CEO John Eichinger, Burlington ChocolateFest marketing director Linda Fellenz, Sheboygan charter captain Dan Welsch and Pure Fishing pro-staffer Duffy Kopf. Dan prepares cocoa...
Wired To Hunt Weekly #3: Can You Kill Deer Like They Do On TV?
By Mark Kenyon Today on Wired To Hunt Weekly we’re answering the question, “Can you kill deer like they do on TV?” Often times people complain about the fact that the hunting shown on TV or DVDs is not realistic. The quantity and quality of the deer being featured on TV today are supposedly out [...]
Range Review: Nashville Armory – A Model for Indoor Ranges
Over the course of my life, I have probably waddled into no fewer than twenty or so indoor gun ranges. I love a quick visit to an indoor range to test a few pistols, have a short bit of fun, and get out quickly because the facility is usually either too hot or cold (depending [...]
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