Big-Money Shell against Big-Money Sierra Club

Royal Dutch Shell launched an extraordinary preemptive legal strike Wednesday against opponents of offshore oil drilling in the Arctic Ocean, filing suit against more than a dozen environmental organizations.   The L.A. Times has it here…

Below is text from the Sierra Club’s site.  It’s good to see them use their big money against big money. Read more

Santorum Provides Candid Views on Sportsmen’s Issues

GW:  Gotta give Santorum credit for being frank.  Always to one’s benefit…

(Columbus, OH) –On the day before the pivotal “Super Tuesday” primaries, former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum sat down for an interview with the staff leadership of the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance to discuss issues important to hunters, trappers and anglers.

The USSA staff present for the interview with Santorum were: Bud Pidgeon (President and CEO); Rob Sexton (Senior Vice President); Doug Jeanneret (Vice President, Marketing); and Evan Heusinkveld (Director, State Services). Read more

Winchester Brings Back the 1892 Large Loop Carbine

Model-1892-Large-Loop-Carbine

The distinctive look of  the Winchester 1892 large loop carbine rifle was the dream of many  young boys and old men who watched the gun being used on TV shows and  in movies 50 years ago.   Watching their favorite actor handle the  rifle with one hand was the envy of every want-to- be cowboy.  Short video here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP1GIlUCbiQ

Winchester Repeating Arms  is helping make those dreams come true with the introduction of the  1892 Large Loop Carbine back in to their rifle line for 2012.  Read more

Cannonball Kills Woman

POTRERO, Calif. (AP) — California authorities indicate a 33-year-old San Diego County woman was killed by a cannonball fired by her husband and another man.  U-T San Diego reports the woman was found dead at about 12:15 a.m. Tuesday after the ball slammed into her home at the Twin Lakes Resort mobile home park in Potrero,near the Mexican border.  State fire Capt. Mike Mohler says the men told authorities they were working on the cannon nearby when it went off. and one man was treated at a hospital for injuries he suffered when the cannon went off.

I think maybe the cannon needs more work…GW

Aerial Control of Alaska’s Bears

The Alaska Board of Game has approved the use of aerial bear control to increase the numbers of moose for residents.  “All bears within the 540 square mile area will be removed, but that total will  include many more black bears than grizzlies,” Fish and Game spokeswoman Cathie  Harms wrote in an email.
Read more:  Fairbanks Daily News-Miner – Alaska Game Board OKs aerial bear control in Kuskokwim region

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