Washington Hunter Bags Two Cougars with One Arrow
A hunter unknowingly killed two mountain lions with one arrow. Game officials gave him a pass on a ticket but issued a warning, nonetheless. Accidents do happen and the story is here…
Outdoor commentary and legislative issues.
A hunter unknowingly killed two mountain lions with one arrow. Game officials gave him a pass on a ticket but issued a warning, nonetheless. Accidents do happen and the story is here…
EAST ALTON, Ill. (Sept. 19, 2013)—Forty yards has long been the standard by which all turkey loads were measured … No more. It’s time to go farther with Winchester Long Beard XR™. Winchester® Ammunition introduces the most innovative lead turkey load in its history, the new Long Beard XR, which provides increased lethality at longer ranges, more than any other turkey load.
Featuring new-to-the-world Shot-Lok™ Technology, Long Beard XR offers the tightest patterns and longest shot capability of any lead turkey load in history—with twice the pellets in a 10” circle out to 60 yards compared to traditional lead loads. Long Beard XR has the knockdown power of popular heavier-than-lead loads at a fraction of the cost, meaning it’s a turkey-slamming game changer for hunters looking to push the limits. Read more
LANSING, Mich. – Gov. Rick Snyder today signed legislation that authorizes important changes to Michigan’s hunting and fishing license structure, simplifying the license options for outdoor enthusiasts – reducing the number of license types by more than 80 percent – and providing vital additional revenue for wildlife and fisheries habitat, conservation, outreach work and law enforcement. Under the new structure, which takes effect March 1, 2014, anglers will no longer need to choose between Restricted and All-Species licenses, and hunters will now purchase a new “base” license. Read more

If smaller means better, then Nikon’s all-new ACULON Rangefinder is at the top of its class. With its ultra-compact size (3.6″x2.9″x1.5), this new rangefinder redefines “portability” and is small enough to fit inside almost any pocket. Weighing just 4.4 ounces (without batteries), the ACULON Rangefinder is built to be taken everywhere. Read more

Eugene, OR–Bullseye Camera Systems, LLC is donating 3 long range wireless target camera systems to Brownells’ Facebook giveaway. Starting today customers are asked to enter just once between the 18th and 25th. Three winners will be randomly selected and announced on the 26th. Read more

SEALY, TX – Keep your drink at just the right temperature with the 12-guage ShotShell Thermo Bottle in Mossy Oak camo. A product of Visual Promotions, this stylish insulated bottle keeps drinks hot or cold for up to 24 hours. It’s great for keeping coffee on hand for hunting and camping trips. Read more
After a critical review of the Wildlife Conservation Order, the Department of Natural Resources has determined that ALL qualified participants in the upcoming Sept. 21-22 Liberty Hunt are exempt from antler point restrictions (APRs) in the following areas:
By Glen Wunderlich
The future of hunting can be seen next weekend, September 21-22, 2013, when youth 16 years of age and younger may participate in Michigan’s first Liberty Hunt. The newly named hunt includes veterans with 100-percent disability and offers this firearms deer hunt on all lands of Michigan.
To celebrate the right to hunt, The Perry Sons of Amvets, Post 4064, 601 N. Main St, Perry, will host the 10th annual Perry Youth Hunt Extravaganza, whereby youngsters have the opportunity to win valuable prizes simply by going hunting. Unlike other deer hunting contests, no kill is required to qualify for prizes. However, youngsters must be licensed to hunt deer and show proof. Read more
MISSOULA, Mont.–The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) extended the public comment period until October 28 on two proposed rules to remove the gray wolf from the List of Threatened and Endangered species. Read more
The Liberty Hunt – a firearm deer season for youth 16 years of age or younger and veterans with 100% disability- takes place on all lands in Michigan Sept. 21 – 22. During this two-day hunt, a firearm or combination license may be used for antlered or antlerless deer. The bag limit for this season is one deer. Read more about this hunt, including qualifications and other regulations in the 2013 Hunting and Trapping Digest on pages 26 and 30. |