Author: Gunner Quinn

Minnesota finds itself ranked among the top 20 states for deer population, with the approaching hunting season prompting renewed interest in the state’s wildlife. While recent milder winters have aided recovery in many areas, particularly in Southern Minnesota, the state overall does not make the top 10, trailing behind states like Texas with 5.5 million deer and Michigan, despite its expansive woodlands. The white-tailed deer is the predominant species in Minnesota, often identified by its iconic white tail. As vehicle collisions with deer remain a significant concern in the state, understanding population numbers and dynamics is essential for both conservation…

Louisville city leaders, including Metro Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins, call for community cooperation to address the rising youth gun violence following a recent shooting that left a woman dead at a bus stop in the Russell neighborhood. During an August 14 news conference, Hawkins emphasized the necessity of community involvement, stating, “The power is in our hands,” as she urged citizens to take accountability and work together to reclaim their neighborhoods. In the wake of the shooting, which reportedly occurred as the victim was walking with a child, Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey highlighted the community’s role in identifying the…

Jamie Rothwell, a 38-year-old organized crime boss, pleads guilty to multiple firearms and drug offenses in Manchester Crown Court, claiming he is “tired of living a life of crime.” Described as the mastermind behind a violent criminal enterprise, Rothwell organized shootings and trafficked weapons including AK-47s, all while hiding in Barcelona following a “threat to life” notice from UK authorities. The court reveals that the police’s infiltration of the EncroChat phone network provided crucial evidence of Rothwell’s criminal operations, where he communicated drug and gun dealings with fellow criminals. Defense counsel Chris Henley highlights Rothwell’s remorse, claiming he now feels…

An Oklahoma man is sentenced to 25 years in prison for committing an armed robbery at Barnett’s Dairyette in Siloam Springs, where he brandished a shotgun to intimidate staff. This serious offense highlights rising concerns over violent crime in the region and has drawn attention from local law enforcement and community members. The man, who entered the restaurant and threatened employees with the firearm, was apprehended shortly after the incident in 2025. His lengthy prison term underscores the judicial system’s commitment to addressing gun violence and protecting community safety. Read full story at www.arkansasonline.com Read the full article here

I like weird guns. There are only so many bolt-action hunting rifles you can write about in a year, so when the GOAT-15 crossed my radar, I was intrigued.The GOAT-15 is (as far as I can tell) the lightest semi-automatic rifle in the world. It looks and feels like a miniature AR-15, complete with the same fire controls, pistol grip, and adjustable stock. But closer inspection reveals that this is a totally new firearm. It was designed from the ground up by Mountain Billy Gun Lab (MBGL) of Charleston, Utah, as the ultimate lightweight .22 LR rifle for backcountry small…

Park Ridge police are investigating an armed robbery at a 7-Eleven on Higgins Road, where two suspects reportedly injured a clerk with mace while stealing cigarettes and liquor. The incident occurred around 8 p.m. on August 5, leading to the clerk being taken to a hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. Described as males disguised in female clothing, the suspects fled on foot with several cartons of cigarettes and bottles of alcohol after the attack. This particular 7-Eleven has faced similar incidents previously, with two reported armed robberies in the past year, raising concerns about ongoing safety issues in the…

00:00:00 Speaker 1: So like I co founded under Armour, people could say that was a big success. I’ve been involved with some other things that you could say with success. I have never felt successful ever once until about two weeks ago, sitting in Alaska overlooking the mountains, looking at my team move a bunch of hunters in and out. 00:00:20 Speaker 2: We just had a bear hunter come in. 00:00:23 Speaker 3: Really cool outfit. 00:00:24 Speaker 1: It’s close to my heart, It’s where I want to be. It’s outdoors at its best. And I was…

A dedicated team known as Military vs Cancer arrives in Doncaster to prepare for their ambitious field gun pull from John O’Groats to Land’s End, set to commence on September 1. This challenging journey will see over 1,300 military personnel, veterans, and supporters team up to haul a one-ton field gun across 1,000 miles, symbolizing the fight against cancer and showcasing the resilience of those affected by the disease. The team’s visit to the historic Vulcan at Doncaster Sheffield Airport serves as both a logistical check and a reminder of the cause behind their effort. “This is our opportunity to…

On August 5, a federal judge in Missoula, Montana, vacated a 2024 ruling by the US Fish and Wildlife Service that refused to re-list the Northern Rocky Mountain population of gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act. The decision threatens the current status of this wolf population and could eventually result in an end to hunting and trapping in three western states.Already, a coalition of sporting groups have appealed the judge’s decision, adding another chapter in the seemingly endless story of the battle over wolves in the West.“Safari Club International (SCI) is frustrated that the court ignored the reality of…

As Indiana prepares for its upcoming deer hunting season, hunters must familiarize themselves with nearly 10 new regulations and laws that could affect their strategies. Notably, the minimum bullet size has been set at .219 inches, and each hunter is now permitted to carry only 10 bullets at a time, according to deer biologist Joe Caudill. Additionally, hunters need to be vigilant due to two diseases impacting the state’s deer population: Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD). With CWD detected in local bucks, experts emphasize checking deer thoroughly to prevent further spread. As the season approaches, staying…