Hunting News- Idaho Fly Fisherman Lands State-Record Cutthroat Trout, Kicks It Back into Clark Fork RiverDaniel Whitesitt and his buddy Caleb Bravard went fly fishing on the Idaho stretch of the Clark Fork River on April 13. Whitesitt caught a giant, 25-inch cutthroat trout that's been certified as a new catch-and-release record. The post Idaho Fly Fisherman Lands State-Record Cutthroat Trout, Kicks It Back into Clark Fork River appeared first […]
- Florida Man Runs Over Gator to Save His NeighborOn April 19, Florida resident Walter Rudder saved his neighbor from an alligator attack by running over the gator with his car. A recording of the 911 call tells the full story of what happened that evening. The post Florida Man Runs Over Gator to Save His Neighbor appeared first on Outdoor Life.
- Activists Are Defining Hunters by One Wyoming Man Who Tortured a Wolf. What Are Actual Hunters Doing About It?After one rogue Wyoming snowmobiler tortured and killed a wolf, there's a national outcry about wolf management and lawful, ethical hunting in the U.S. What are hunters going to do about it? The post Activists Are Defining Hunters by One Wyoming Man Who Tortured a Wolf. What Are Actual Hunters Doing About It? appeared first […]
- We Launched a Knife Collection: The 12 New Outdoor Life KnivesOutdoor Life is offering a new lineup of knives that include modern folders and traditional pocket knives. The post We Launched a Knife Collection: The 12 New Outdoor Life Knives appeared first on Outdoor Life.
- Deer Hunter Faces 12 Years in Prison for Accidentally Bringing Ammo on Vacation to Turks and CaicosA deer hunter from Oklahoma could face up to 12 years in prison for accidentally bringing ammunition to the small Caribbean island of Turks and Caicos. He was granted bail on Wednesday but is still unable to return to the U.S. The post Deer Hunter Faces 12 Years in Prison for Accidentally Bringing Ammo on […]
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Colorado Hunting Licenses Could Increase 100 Percent
More than 950,000 people hunt and fish in Colorado every year. That’s second only to the ski industry. Fact is, 70 percent of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s annual budget comes from hunting and fishing license revenue. “That includes everything. Both game … Continue reading
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Hunting: Plenty of benefits to taking wild game, fish
People hunt and fish for a variety of reasons, often multiple reasons, and the priority can change from time to time. In addition to providing job security to surveyors, monitoring those trends also provides insight into our society and which … Continue reading
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Local Fisherman Creates Unique Rod Holder
Danny Davis, of Ringgold, loves to grab an armful of his fishing rods, load them onto one of his boats and head for Dan River — or any other body of water, near or far — for a day of … Continue reading
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