Kamchatka
Kamchatka is the name of a peninsula in the Russian Far East, as well as the subspecies of bear that resides there. For those who escaped, it is a place that still haunts their dreams.
The 007 Double
When James Bond needed a gentleman’s double rifle, London’s Anderson Wheeler delivered.
Bill Could Ease Suppressor Acquisition
If passed, the Hearing Protection Act would allow shooters to purchase suppressors more easily.
Target Rich Environment
The many steelhead streams of Southeast Alaska hold the potential for great action during the spring run.
Man Receives Record $1.6 Million Deer Trafficking Fine
Benjamin N. Chason, 61, of Climax, Georgia, was found guilty for his involvement in an Ohio case.
A Taxidermist Could End Elephant Poaching Forever
A taxidermist’s skill with dead animals could lead to more living ones. National Geographic hired the Michelangelo of taxidermy” to create a fake, GPS-tracked tusk to follow the routes poachers take. If successful, it could lead to more elephants–and, consequently, more elephant hunting opportunities.”
Dog-Killing Cat
A mountain lion attacked a poodle in a suburban backyard–thirty minutes outside downtown Los Angeles.
The Other End of CWD Testing
Live testing for chronic wasting disease is possible and preferable to killing deer.
Tickborne Allergy Affecting Deer Meat Consumers
QDMA says a lone star tickborne allergy to the carbohydrates in deer meat could lead to numerous reactions–even death.
Deadline Looms for Sage Grouse
An Endangered Species decision is set for September.