Author: Gunner Quinn
Our F*cked Up series of calendars is back for 2026, but this year we decided to do things a little differently. Over the last couple months, we’ve received hundreds of photos of the most f*cked up hunting trucks around the world. We’ve narrowed it down to 24 of our favorites, but this time, it’s up to you to decide who makes the cut for the calendar! Please take a few minutes to vote for your favorite hunting rigs in the poll below. Voting will be open from June 9-15.As an added incentive to take part in the voting and pick…
This week Reid and Dan host multiplatinum artist and Arkansan, Justin Moore, out in God’s Country. The conversation recaps how some of Justin’s biggest hits came to fruition and how taking some chances sonically have helped him stand the test of time in the music industry. He shares the emotional experience of seeing his daughters harvest their first whitetail deer and tells the guys his favorite hunting past time. Moore explains why it was so important for him to move his family back to his hometown, population 300, and the things he may have missed as an artist living there.…
Toby Canham, a photographer for The New York Post, is shot in the head with a rubber bullet while covering violent protests in Los Angeles. The incident occurs as he films the clashes between police and protesters from an elevated position near the 101 Freeway, where he captures the moment on video just moments before being hit. Wearing his press credentials, Canham suffers significant injuries, including a large bruise on his forehead and whiplash. The attack coincides with a tense weekend of anti-ICE protests that have seen thousands take to the streets, prompting the involvement of National Guard troops and,…
On this episode, Tony explains why guided whitetail hunts can be a great choice for certain hunters, but also why they aren’t for everyone. Connect with Tony Peterson and MeatEater Tony Peterson on Instagram and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Youtube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube Shop MeatEater Merch Read the full article here
Kearny police have arrested a suspect in connection with a violent armed robbery that took place at Seabra Foods on Schuyler Avenue. The apprehension occurred on Thursday, following a coordinated response to the incident, which involved armed assailants threatening store employees during the robbery. Local authorities have confirmed that the robbery has raised concerns about safety in the area, prompting investigations and community discussions. The identity of the suspect and additional details regarding the events that led to the arrest remain significant points of interest as the investigation unfolds. Read full story at www.shorenewsnetwork.com Read the full article here
Intro Note: In the interest of operational security, some details are missing or slightly altered, without obscuring the learning points we experienced. The Hurricane’s First Approach Our family is very familiar with southeastern USA hurricanes from living in a “hurricane state” for many years. Somewhat inland, we generally have high winds but not significant structural damage. Usually, there are many, many trees/limbs down, causing havoc with roads and power systems. As usual, the US Weather Service and the news media hyped Hurricane Helene to the max, threatening the usual utter destruction. We have learned to look at the National Weather…
A panel of federal judges at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals examines a constitutional challenge brought by a group of gun owners against Los Angeles’ licensing policy. The plaintiffs argue that the city’s restrictive gun regulations effectively create a no-win situation, as California law requires concealed carry permits, yet L.A. does not issue them. This case involves both local and out-of-state gun owners, highlighting fundamental questions about Second Amendment rights and public safety. The judges expressed uncertainty during the hearing on how to address the claims, which raises significant implications for gun rights in urban areas. What decision will…
On June 10, 1190, during the Third Crusade, Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa drowned while crossing the Saleph River (modern Turkey), while leading an army to Jerusalem. — On June 10, 1967, the Six-Day War ended as Israel and Syria agreed to observe a United Nations-mediated cease-fire. — SurvivalBlog Writing Contest Today we present another entry for Round 119 of the SurvivalBlog non-fiction writing contest. The prizes for this round include: First Prize: The photovoltaic power specialists at Quantum Harvest LLC are providing a store-wide 10% off coupon. Depending on the model chosen, this could be worth more than…
A proposed bill, House Bill 393, is under consideration in Louisiana, which would permit parade goers to carry concealed handguns at public events requiring permits. While the bill has not yet passed, it has ignited controversy among lawmakers, particularly regarding the differing rules for those participating in parades compared to spectators. State Representative Joy Walters expresses her concerns, highlighting a perceived double standard: spectators may carry firearms, while participants on floats would not be allowed. The Shreveport Police Department also emphasizes the potential safety risks associated with introducing firearms into crowded public events and pledges to enforce existing laws regardless…
Two men, Westley Garcia, 18, and Kirvin De La Rosa, 19, are facing multiple charges related to an armed robbery that occurred in Montclair on June 1. According to the county prosecutor, the suspects were driving a stolen vehicle when they confronted a woman walking her dog, brandishing a firearm and demanding her jewelry. As law enforcement continues its investigation, officials report that a third suspect involved in the robbery is still at large. The prosecutor’s office is urging anyone with information to contact their Tip Line at 1-877-TIPS-4EC. This incident highlights growing concerns about safety in the area and…