Guns

“I simply see the problem created by the killing of animals as outweighing the problem being caused to plants,” Mayor Mark Kruzan said in a letter to the City Council.

Theresa Vail's cameras will be videoing her on hunts and other outdoors passions for “Limitless,” a series she'll be hosting on the Outdoors Channel next year.

A number of kitchen fundamentalists are picking up a gun or bow and heading into the woods.

Public waterfowl hunting is a grand tradition of fist fighting, blind burnings and tire slashings. But it wouldn’t have to be if folks simply minded their manners.

Shooting sports at the high school and collegiate levels are experiencing unprecedented growth, as witnessed by the recent Scholastic Clay Target Program Midwest Regional Tournament held in Sparta, Illinois.

Republican candidate for Alabama District 6, Will Brooke, recently launched an ad campaign where he literally tries to shoot holes through Obamacare. Jon Stewart of “The Daily Show” verbally fires back at Brooke.

A powerful wave of suppressor legalization for hunting is sweeping the nation. Should suppressors be legal for hunting?

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department will be holding two more public meetings next month to discuss management of the state's deer herd.

Remington Arms Company announced a voluntary recall of Model 700 and Model Seven rifles with X-Mark Pro (XMP) triggers, manufactured from May 1, 2006 to April 9, 2014.

Managing your deer herd doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. Here’s how to do it on the cheap.

AR manufacturer CMMG listened to its customers and recently launched a pair of AR pistols chambered in 300 BLK and 9mm.

Using a helicopter to push wild animals from one area to another would seem to be a relatively easy operation, but officials from Wind Cave National Park know better.

Big box outdoor retailer Gander Mountain has been experimenting with a number of firearms-only stores for the past year, but that experiment is ending.

You’ve probably read about the new Smart AR by Tracking Point — The 500 Series AR — now check out a new video showing how the technology actually works. Coyotes don’t stand a chance!

Alabama again benefits from firearms’ manufacturers in its state. Steyr Arms, manufacturer of high-end firearms, expanded its operation in the Birmingham area.

If you’re after a big deer rifle and are considering a magnum but you’re concerned about recoil or muzzle blast, look no further than Ruger’s M77 Hawkeye Magnum Hunter.

“It's fun to do, and it's challenging,” says Jody Greene. “It's something I can do with my family and friends, and it's pretty exciting out there at night.”

The New York AR-15 and AR-10 ships with a special stock, a non-threaded muzzle and a new gas block without the "evil bayonet lug."

Goose callers should know how to adjust the volume of their calling depending on how the birds are responding.

The ability for sportsmen to hunt suppressed is gaining momentum nationwide. Now, SilencerCo. brings hunters and marksman alike — the Wizard Staff — available in. 22LR.

A renewed push to ban semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity magazines in Rhode Island is facing difficult political hurdles.

The lawsuit filed by gun-rights advocates and Colorado sheriffs seeks to overturn legislation signed last year by Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.

A new poll from YouGov shows only 20 percent of Americans think guns in the home make them less safe.

Does the full moon really effect deer movement? Get the answer to this and other deer hunting tidbits.

Hunters under age 16 need a youth spring turkey permit; hunters age 16 and older need a spring turkey permit.

The California senator is circulating a letter in Congress that asks President Barack Obama to impose a ban on semi-automatic rifles and so-called 'assault pistols' that are imported from overseas.

With HB 60 sitting on the Governor’s desk, suppressor hunting will soon be legal in Georgia. This is just the most recent advancement in the legal use of hunting suppressed and the momentum continues nationwide.

A California state senator who advocated gun control legislation asked for campaign donations in exchange for introducing an undercover FBI agent to an arms trafficker and told him how to get shoulder-fired automatic weapons and missiles from a Muslim separatist group.

Rev. George Koletas of Grace Baptist Church near Troy, N.Y., decided to hold a second AR-15 rifle giveaway after critics said his move was "against everything the Bible teaches."