Hook and Bullet
Details on purchasing an M1911 pistol through the Civilian Marksmanship Program
In storage since the 1980s, thousands of .45 handguns will hit the marketplace via the CMP. Gun enthusiasts willing to process paperwork can get a crack at one.
Managing sights and sounds during the heart of hard-water angling
Ice fishing during winter’s coldest days demands complete attention to detail to increase your hookset odds.
After being shot, falling goose knocks Maryland hunter unconscious
EASTON, Md. — A waterfowl hunter is in stable condition after a dead goose fell from the sky and knocked him unconscious. Robert Meilhammer of Dorchester County was hunting with three other people when one
North Dakota officials: Spread of CWD not imminent in state
More deer in southwestern North Dakota have tested positive for chronic wasting disease, but state wildlife officials remain optimistic they can keep the deadly ailment from spreading throughout the state, where deer hunting is a
Scout now for next season’s buck
By John L. Sloan Maybe one of the most important factors of hunting a mature buck – post-season scouting – is no longer important to some deer hunters, being replaced by feeders, supplemental feeding and
For first time, CWD finds way into five southwestern Nebraska counties
Chronic wasting disease found in 203 deer tested during 2017 firearms season; detected for the first time in Chase, Dundy, Hayes, Frontier and Franklin counties.
Ohio hunters total more than 186,000 deer during 2017-18
That’s up slightly from the previous year, when 182,169 deer were checked.
Managed dove fields initiative moves ahead in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania hunters may get chance to hunt doves in managed fields.
World Wetlands Day 2018 embraces ‘sustainable urban future’
On a day when the world’s most famous groundhog usually steals the show, the world looks to the future of lesser-known wetland areas.
