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Angler's striper not certified for Arkansas state record, but may still qualify for the world record.
Wyoming’s Game and Fish Department has scored big with many hunters and landowners, by creating new regulations that would allow an unlimited number of mountain lions to be taken in one area of the Black Hills.
How would taking away a right of US citizens result in less illegal activity from those already breaking the law? Drug usage and gun running are illegal in the US as are they in Mexico. Individuals sending guns to Mexico are breaking both US and Mexican law. How will ending a US right result in less criminal activity on the part of criminals?
Citing that it is illegal to posses a rare or endangered species, the California Department of Fish and Game confiscated a stuffed wolverine and red-tailed hawk from a bar in Georgetown last Tuesday, despite the fact that the animals had been on display for more than fifty years.
A hooked 40-pound barracuda launched from the water and was inches from hitting an angler.
Despite my extremely expensive college degree and 20 years of writing professionally, the only thing I could come up with after watching this video was: “Dude!”
If I didn’t know any better I’d say the following item came off the back cover of a Clint Eastwood Gran Torino DVD rather than the newswire.
D'Mello was in the enclosure with the two cats when one of them grabbed eight-year-old Camryn Malan and began biting his leg. The boy’s seven-year-old sister Calum panicked at the scene. D'Mello told the young girl not to run fearing it would attract the cats to her. D'Mello was midsentence when the one of the cats knocked her to the ground.
The photo came from the camera of Colorado University-Boulder student Andy Duann and the story behind it is a strange one. It all started a week or so ago when a bear wandered onto the university campus. This rightfully alarmed some of the coeds and the authorities were contacted.
State officials are hustling to finalize plans for two wolf hunting seasons this fall. One will start on the opening day of deer season and another will start in December and probably run during the planned wolf-trapping season, according to the Star Tribune.
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