Blogs about hunting
06 May 2013
The object isn't always to put something on the ground. Sometimes that's secondary to the hunt, because hunting is many things. This hunt was about dad and daughter.
02 May 2013
"I will speak out for injustice, that's what I do," Sylvia Raye said. She also said it would be "a good idea" to shoot Robert Borsak in the spine and leave him to suffer.
29 Apr 2013
If we all become passive recipients of "what is good for us" at the hands of governments who are not our servants, but our masters, then we deserve all we get from them.
24 Apr 2013
The young bloke on the phone was chirpy: “I’m calling from the RSPCA,” he said. “Have you heard of what we do?” I certainly had.
04 Apr 2013
The global disarmament of civilian shooters just took a huge leap closer to reality in the adoption of the UN's Arms Trade Treaty. Or did it?
14 Mar 2013
When something is backed into a corner and losing, it gets nasty and will fight hard. That's why the anti-hunt mob is getting vicious, truly vicious.
04 Mar 2013
You and I are among the disgruntled few, and should have less than one sixtieth of the political power of a duck lover – if we deserve any place in democracy at all. We should have no representation.
25 Feb 2013
Rick Mazza, of the Shooters and Fishers Party in WA, sums it up beautifully: "Unreasoned and senseless restrictions being forced on responsible participants in outdoors activities have motivated us."
21 Feb 2013
Academics, guns, and the silencing of debate: musings from a gun-owning researcher in a 'liberal science institution'.
19 Feb 2013
Who needs enemies when you have friends like shooter, hunter, hunting club president and firearm dealer Jim Pirie, who says hunters are coming to shoot farmers' sheep?
California has become the first place in the world where firearms must be fitted with highly controversial technology that stamps their serial number into every cartridge they fire.