-
1 week ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
A video showing a bald eagle and a red fox tussling over a striped bass carcass is making the rounds on social media after a Maryland man recorded the skirmish in his backyard and posted the footage on Instagram. Casey Holland, a mortgage loan officer from Earlville, Maryland, woke up to a wild show on the morning of June 7. Just behind his kids’ swing set, a red fox and a bald eagle were squaring off for dibs on a pile of fish that Holland had caught and cleaned the night before.
-
1 week ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
Friday the Thirteenth turned serious for one team fishing the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament held in Morehead City, North Carolina. Five anglers aboard the Raptor, a 47-foot Buddy Davis sportfisher captained by Ted Mears out of North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, were forced to abandon their boat after it caught fire roughly 50 miles offshore.
-
1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
Friday the Thirteenth turned serious for one team fishing the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament held in Morehead City, North Carolina. Five anglers aboard the Raptor, a 47-foot Buddy Davis sportfisher captained by Ted Mears out of North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, were forced to abandon their boat after it caught fire roughly 50 miles offshore.
-
2 weeks ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › My daddy purchased a semi-automatic Remington Model 742 Woodsmaster from JCPenney the same year I was born. He topped it with a simple Bushnell 4×32 scope; it was easily the biggest purchase he’d made in a long time, probably one he could barely afford. But for a man who hunted to put meat on the table, that rifle wasn’t a luxury. That gun became Daddy’s pride and joy.
-
2 weeks ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
Danny Roberts, a self-employed logger from Titusville, Pennsylvania, cuts back on work during hunting season, but he doesn’t do it for himself. He does it so he can spend more time in the woods with his three young daughters, Milli, Amelia, and Josephine, who take turns leaving school to hunt with their dad.
-
2 weeks ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
Lone Star lawmakers recently added aoudads to the list of animals hunters can shoot from helicopters in Texas as part of a management tool to aid in the ongoing fight against the invasive sheep. Senate Bill 1245, which passed both state legislative chambers and was signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott in May, will go into effect Sept. 1. The bill expands Texas’ aerial wildlife management permit system, which previously only listed feral hogs and coyotes, to include aoudad.
-
2 weeks ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
It’s calving season in Colorado, and wildlife officials are urging hikers, dog walkers, and anyone else heading outdoors to give moose plenty of space after several recent attacks — some resulting in serious injuries — across the state. Colorado Parks and Wildlife issued the warning following at least four separate moose attacks in just over a week, all of which involved dogs and cow moose with calves nearby.
-
2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
It’s calving season in Colorado, and wildlife officials are urging hikers, dog walkers, and anyone else heading outdoors to give moose plenty of space after several recent attacks — some resulting in serious injuries — across the state. Colorado Parks and Wildlife issued the warning following at least four separate moose attacks in just over a week, all of which involved dogs and cow moose with calves nearby.
-
3 weeks ago | 
outdoorlife.com | Alice Jones Webb
As Florida moves forward with plans to reinstate a regulated black bear hunt for the first time since 2015, opponents of the hunt from around the world are mobilizing an unconventional tactic — applying for the lottery hunt en masse. If these anti-hunters draw a tag, they’ll hold onto it, effectively preventing a legal, well-intended bear hunter from drawing. Their goal is to flood the lottery and, theoretically, reduce the number of bears harvested.
-
3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Alice Jones Webb
As Florida moves forward with plans to reinstate a regulated black bear hunt for the first time since 2015, opponents of the hunt from around the world are mobilizing an unconventional tactic — applying for the lottery hunt en masse. If these anti-hunters draw a tag, they’ll hold onto it, effectively preventing a legal, well-intended bear hunter from drawing. Their goal is to flood the lottery and, theoretically, reduce the number of bears harvested.
