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The Gun Shots Plus: Emily Miller’s Five Worst ‘Fake News’ Gun Stories of 2017 The Senate returns from its Christmas break on Jan. 3 and the House convenes on Jan. 8. Congress will have much to occupy its time in early 2018 with the federal…Original linkOriginal author: John Haughey
Hunting Save some cash and do your own taxidermy Watch how to transform your hard-earned deer, elk, bear, or other scull into a beautiful European mount. Here’s what you’ll need:…Original linkOriginal author: Aram von Benedikt
Gear How do you measure headlamp performance? We've got you covered. If you ask an outdoorsperson what makes a great headlamp, they will likely have different preferences. But it's still possible to objectively measure some of the…Original linkOriginal author: Natalie Krebs
Gear The latest and greatest models with a range of features and prices It doesn't matter if you hunt, fish, or stockpile supplies like a doomsday prepper—few pieces of gear are as critical as a reliable, hands-free light. Fortunately the…Original linkOriginal author: Natalie Krebs
Gear Turn a rusty old blade into a beautiful bone knife Here’s how to make your own custom hunting knife. You can even use an old blade, like this one I found while hunting the Rockies. You will need the following items.Original linkOriginal author: Aram von Benedikt
After a nearly a decade long hiatus Wyoming is finally back on track with seasonal gray wolf hunting kicking off in 2017. After not hunting wolves for so long in the Cowboy State we have a massive overabundance of them roaming the hills and valleys, which is the reason so many of the wolf quotas were filled so quickly this past hunting season. The
Scientists in France have now identified that fish pellets used in hatcheries carry measurable levels of mercury — present in the marine organisms from which the pellets are made — to pristine high altitude fresh water lakes in the Alps. The element mercury is a potent neurotoxin and it’s presence in the environment is a globally managed public hea
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