Congressman Peter King, a New York Republican, wants to make a law that keeps anyone with a loaded firearm 1,000 feet from a Federal official. C’mon Peter. Do you really think that is enough? Consider that every year between 30 and 50 people are killed or injured by Christmas tree fires. I think it a […]
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From the editors: The following news release was issued by the official state of Michigan web site, about the ongoing efforts to stave off significant spread of Asian carp in the Great Lakes… Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has announced he will renew efforts to protect Michigan’s environment and economy by continuing Michigan’s lawsuit aimed
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Some hunters and anglers miss the boat when they are unwilling to participate in other non-hunting or non-fishing outdoor activities. In early January, my daughter, her husband, and I were part of the Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count. The Pennsylvania Game Commission encourages participation. It was our third year. We have an assigned territory within
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In recognition of his lasting contributions to the development of firearm design and the military defense of the United States, the Utah State Legislature has officially designated January 24, 2011 as John M. Browning Day. A native of Ogden, Utah, John M. Browning is widely considered the world’s greatest firearms designer, and many of his
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As a hunter, particularly a bowhunter, I always wondered what was happening around my stand in my absence. In the not-too-distant past I stretched sewing thread along deer travel routes and checked to see if any thread was broken. If it was, it told me a deer had passed in the night and the spot
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