Outdoor commentary and legislative issues.
A couple of sneaky hunters are in big trouble if the Mayor of Warren (border city of Detroit) gets his way. It seems as though the “hunters” arrowed a deer in the no-hunting city and scrambled off with it. A witness provided enough information to track the scoundrels to a rented U-Haul vehicle and the evidence was obvious. Details here…
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.)—author of the federal “assault weapon” and “large” ammunition magazine ban of 1994-2004—has announced that on the first day of the new Congress—January 3rd— she will introduce a bill to which her 1994 ban will pale by comparison. On Dec. 17th, Feinstein said, “I have been working with my staff for over a year on this legislation” and “It will be carefully focused.” Indicating the depth of her research on the issue, she said on Dec. 21st that she had personally looked at pictures of guns in 1993, and again in 2012. Read more
The wolf whackos are at it again. This time they’ve threatened to sue the feds for relocating wolves in the great Southwest. The story is here…
How can an indoor gun range cause safety concerns for anyone outside the facility? Got me! I always notice when sources exclaim “Some parents…” or in other instances, “A lot of people…”
Ever notice how the news depicts protesters as some type of majority. What we will never see are the millions of people that are not protesting – the silent majority.
A lame story from Ohio about a new indoor gun range is here…
Gun grabbers hate him but John Lott puts the facts on the line when it comes to gun control. But, the libs never let a good case of facts get in their way of an argument. His piece from USA Today is here…
An uplifting story that ends well for an Alaskan family with a lost, blind dog is here…
No doubt about it: Michigan faces a long and costly fight to hunt wolves, even though politicians have authorized a season. While the details are developed, opponents clash on the concept here…
A seemingly simple hike by a Coast Guardsman in Alaska evolves into a search by his co-workers turning into a mystery, as no sign of him has been found. Hope is not lost but snow has hampered efforts. More here…
Just read this lead-in to a piece in a local newspaper: School officials have one response to the National Rifle Association’s call for armed police in every school: Who’s paying? My question is rhetorical: Who has paid so far?
There is a price to pay for everything. So, the answer is in one’s priorities.
Here is one solution. Remember when Obama visited his friend Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela and committed billions of our tax dollars to pay for his oil production efforts? Then Obama remarked that the U.S. would be his best customer?
Let’s start right there by putting that cash toward school security. Want more ideas? More Read more
You many have heard that arming guards in each school is a bad idea, because Columbine High had such a guard and it didn’t work. Here’s why: Read more