So what do national championship-winning college football quarterbacks do on draft day, a day they stand to potentially make millions? This one might go fishing...
The largest male African Rock Python found in the state of Florida was nabbed in the Everglades this past January, according to Patricia C. Behnke, a spokesperson for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
It was found in Bird Drive Basin in West Miami-Dade County.
From The Spokesman-Review: After hours of watching Yellowstone elk herds through a spotting scope, Scott Creel noticed a few interesting things.
When wolves appeared, the elk… spent more time on alert… and less time eating. They also left prime winter range to take cover in forested areas, where less food was available….
A man's camouflage clothing and beard apparently contributed to his shooting death in a weekend hunting accident, Tehama County Sheriff Clay Parker said Monday. Larry Gene Pendley, 54, of Vacaville was shot in the head Saturday morning with a 12-gauge shotgun on the opening day of turkey hunting season ... by Stephen Henderson, 50, of Fremont ...
It looks like the sport of fishing has acquired a dynamic and exciting new advocate: one who's fresh, wildly popular, has millions of adoring fans, has a pretty impressive set of...windpipes and is a complete original. To say the least.
WASHINGTON – Obama Administration Officials announced today that they will host a White House Conference on America’s Great Outdoors on Friday, April 16, 2010. Nancy Sutley, Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior, and Tom Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture are leading the conference, which will address the challenges, opportunities and innovations surrounding modern-day land conservation and the importance of reconnecting Americans and American families to the outdoors.
From The Arizona Republic: The Arizona House has given preliminary approval to legislation that would make Arizona the third state in the nation to allow adults to carry concealed guns without permits…. Rep. David Gowan, R-Sierra Vista, said the measure expands the liberty of Arizonans and supports the Second Amendment.
"If you are a law-abiding citizen, you ought to have the right to carry as a law-abiding citizen," he said….
If you believe the level of rancor and hostility in the debate over global warming seems particularly high, there might be a reason for that, and that reason might be...wait for it...global warming! At least according to this story...
Global warming could make the world a more violent place, because higher temperatures increase human aggression and create volatile situations, a new study says.
The report combined government data about average yearly temperatures with statistics on the number of violent crimes committed between 1950 and 2008. Based on those records, the authors estimate that if the average temperature in the U.S. increases by 8 degrees Fahrenheit (4.4 degrees Celsius), the country's murder and assault rate will jump by about a hundred thousand cases a year.
In case you haven’t been following along, earlier this year Boise wolf advocate Rick Hobson used public records to post on a website the names of 122 hunters who reported wolf kills to the IDFG, including Robert Millage, our own “idahooutdoors.” The Idaho House of Representatives subsequently proposed legislation to protect the identity of licensed hunters and passed the measure with a 55-14 vote earlier this month. Now that the Senate has approved the bill, it needs only the Governor’s signature to become law.