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Supreme Court Confirms Second Amendment!
The Supreme Court overturned the D.C. handgun ban on Thursday, June 26, in its historic District of Columbia v. Heller decision that affirms the Second Amendment rights of citizens across the country.
 
It’s Against the Law? Really?
A Tennessee man faces a heavy sentence after shooting an antelope with an AK-47 in Wyoming.
 
Canucks Want Polar Bear Restrictions Lifted From U.S. Hunters
Canadian officials plead with Congress to allow U.S. hunters to bring home polar bear furs taken while hunting in Canada.
 
Pennsylvania Hunters Continue Suit Over Deer Management Plan
A Pennsylvania court has ruled that a sportsmen’s group can continue its lawsuit against the Game Commission’s deer management plan.
 
Kentucky Set To Add Bear-Hunting Season Next Year
A new proposal has passed offering Kentucky hunters a two-day black bear season in select counties.
 
Kansas, Nebraska OK Use of Scopes on Muzzleloader Rifles
Kansas and Nebraska both pass laws that will allow scopes to be used on muzzleloaders at certain times within the muzzleloader season (Photo courtesy Weaver).
 
If You’ve Got The Bread, You Can Buy White Oak
Though most hunting clubs would settle for a thousand acres or so to call their own, the sky’s the limit as far as what’s available — providing you can afford it (Photo courtesy White Oak Plantation).
 
2nd Amendment: Up For Discussion?
With a historic Supreme Court hearing on 2nd Amendment rights approaching, let’s take a look back at how it all lead up to this point, where everyone stands and what’s at stake.
 
Mass Hunters Kill Record Number of Coyotes
One of the few states that actually sets a coyote season, Massachusetts saw a record number of the animals taken by sportsmen.

 
Natural World Deathmatch: Cujo vs. Black Bear
Don King has nothing on Mother Nature when it comes to setting up tooth-and-nail, fist-to-claw battles between worthy (and often surprised) opponents. So what happens when a 200-pound black bear decides to go a few rounds with a St. Bernard.
 
Michigan Increases Antlerless Permits in Most Areas
Licenses to hunt antlerless deer will be available in most of Michigan this fall, though the number is being reduced in the Upper Peninsula.
 
Herd Reduction Plan Doesn’t Set Well With All Vermont Hunters
A plan to reduce the burgeoning state whitetail herd by issuing nearly double the number of antlerless permits has come under attack by some Vermont residents.
 
Minnesota’s Venison Processors Get Mixed Grades
Some Minnesota deer processors do a better job than others at keeping bullet or slug fragments out of venison, according to a state Agriculture Department study obtained by the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
 
Opinion: Here We Go Again On Lead Ban

As chief animal rights crusader Wayne Pacelle wrings his hands over a lost condor and calls for a national ban on lead ammunition, the Outdoor Wire's Jim Shepherd offers his take on the real reason's behind Pacelle's fear-mongering.

 
Georgia Gun Dealer Decides Not To Go Up Against New York Judge
A Georgia gun dealer accused in a federal lawsuit of selling weapons that ended up in the hands of New York City criminals changed his mind Monday and opted not to go to trial.
 
Marsha Schearer Gets Black Bear Double Kill
Marsha Schearer (pictured) spends an exciting birthday hunting black bears in Alberta, Canada, with her husband, Chad Schearer, and gets an impressive double kill.
 
Wyoming Winter Hard on Muleys
Wyoming Range mule deer, the state’s largest herd, suffered heavy losses as a result of severe winter weather this past year.


 
Managing Bucks and Expectations a Topic at the 2008 QDMA National Convention
An expert think tank on the importance of habitat quality for antler growth will be the highlight of this year's convention in Chattanooga, TN.
 
Sharpshooters Kill Nearly 1,000 Deer
In an effort to put a halt to the spread of bovine tuberculosis in cattle in northwestern Minnesota, hired guns have killed a whopping 962 deer over the past couple of months.

 
Turkey Hunter Goes With a Flintlock

Returning to Edgefield, S.C. after an absence of 30 years, the author accompanies turkey-hunting soldier of fortune John Kemp on an expedition to bag a gobbler with a blackpowder fowler (Photo courtesy C.J. Davis).

 
Venison Returns To South Dakota Food Bank
South Dakota reopens its venison food banks after a lead contamination scare.
 
Bear Spray A Lot Better Than Bullets
Researchers in Alaska have concluded that bear spray is an effective deterrent for warding off bear attacks.
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