

Bear Attacks Hunter Who Shot It, Marking Japan's Third Reported Bear Incident in One Week
A hunter was seriously injured in a brown bear attack in northern Japan. According to NHK World-Japan and Dot Dot News, the incident occurred in Shimamaki Village in Hokkaido on Sunday, April 26, where a group of five hunters entered a mountainous area for a "spring culling hunt" aimed at reducing the wild bear population near residential communities. Local officials reported that a 69-year-old man was attacked by a bear that he and others had shot. The animal reportedly roll
Moná Thomas
May 5


Growth in Youth Shooting Sports Signals Bright Future for the 2nd Amendment
Some might think today’s hectic schedules, public perception and politics would create the kind of headwind that prevents most youths from considering the pleasures of the shooting sports. Judging by the record number joining clubs and teams, however, mass-media’s disinformation, peer pressure and political rhetoric are losing their luster with today’s youth. They are making time to head to the range, polishing discipline and practicing concentration while spending time with
Guy J. Sagi
Apr 29


Useless and Useful TEOTWAWKI Skills
Survivalists prepare for many different things and prepare in many different ways. The two most popular subjects of prepping are food preps and security preps. Sometimes the subject of skills comes up. Often the skills discussed center around bugging out. Skills like bushcraft, shelter building, the ever-popular fire starting, and sometimes navigation but these are more for bugging out and temporary stays in some wilderness area. And those are valid skills that could certainl
Pete Thorsen
Apr 21

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