The genius of late, great Field & Stream gundog editor Bill Tarrant wasn't that he understood gun dogs, it was that he understood dogs, all kinds of dogs. Tarrant never limited his writing to the sporting breeds. In many of his old F&S gun dog columns there's nary a pointer or retriever to be found anywhere.
Why? Well, watch this amazingly cool video and then you'll understand.
[A] police citation accuses Philadelphia Gun Club president Leo Holt of animal cruelty and violations of a 2002 anti-hunting ordinance in the township of Bensalem . . . .
An animal protection organization alerted officials after receiving a tip the club had quietly resumed pigeon shoots last year.
Denver sheriff's deputy . . . Alvin Perez, 41, was suspended for two months without pay after an internal-affairs investigation and then was reinstated to the force . . . .
A criminal complaint stated that on May 28, 2008, Perez saw a rabbit close to where he was standing outside the Denver County Jail during his break.
Inupiat Eskimos on Alaska's northern coast for centuries have welcomed the spring return of waterfowl as a source of fresh meat after eight months of winter. They have been free to take almost whatever they want, whenever they want, without bag limits.
[M]ore North Carolina officials and interest groups are talking about eliminating laws that prohibit hunting and liquor sales at Alcoholic Beverage Control stores on Sundays, especially with the bad economy and budget shortfalls. Repeal bills have been filed this year at the General Assembly. . . .