00:00:01 Speaker 1: Welcome to the Wired to Hunt Foundations podcast, your guide to the fundamentals of better deer hunting, presented by first Light, creating proven versatile hunting apparel for the stand, saddle or blind. First Light, Go Farther, Stay Longer, and now your host Tony Peterson. 00:00:20 Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, welcome to the Wired to Hunt Foundation’s podcast, which is brought to you by First Light. I’m your host, Tony Peterson, and today’s episode is all about shot selection in the field when the bucks are chasing and the things have gotten a little hectic. It’s the time…

Diane Lewis, mother of Isaiah, who was killed in an accidental shooting in 2008, is passionately advocating for safe gun storage to prevent similar tragedies. Her son, just seven years old, accessed an unsecured firearm at his uncle’s house, resulting in his untimely death. This heartbreaking loss drives Lewis to speak out, emphasizing the importance of securing firearms to protect children. “Seconds, it took seconds literally and it changed my life,” she says, underscoring that safety measures can prevent future incidents. In collaboration with the Ohio Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Lewis is part of a movement that…

The Knife The Kershaw Leek 1660 OL is an outstanding knife for everyday carry (EDC). It has a shaving-sharp, three-inch, hollow-ground, drop-point blade made out of 14C28N stainless steel with a four-inch, anodized-aluminum handle. The spine of the blade is 0.09 inches thick at its widest point. The assisted opening mechanism accelerates the blade decisively into engagement with the liner lock with a satisfying snap when the flipper is activated. A tip lock secures the blade whenever it is important to ensure against accidental opening. The knife is made in the USA, and was on sale for $99.99 at the…

The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court to consider a case that could determine whether regular marijuana users can legally possess firearms, igniting a robust debate in Montana where both medical cannabis and gun ownership are prevalent. This marks the first significant firearms case the Court has addressed since 2022, with arguments expected to unfold by 2026, prompting discussions about the implications for privacy and rights for legal marijuana users. Activists on both sides of the debate voice strong opinions: anti-marijuana advocates cite public safety concerns while marijuana advocates argue for the protection of rights within state laws. The…

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On October 28, 1628, after a long siege, the Huguenot bulwark at La Rochelle surrendered to Catholic prelate Cardinal Richelieu. A large diaspora of Huguenots (French Calvinist Reformed Protestants) began soon after. They became known as Europe’s first refugees. Facing severe persecution in France and Wallonia, Huguenots arrived in South Africa as early as 1671. By 1692, more than 200 French Huguenots had settled at the Cape of Good Hope. More than 700 Huguenot refugees arrived in Virginia in 1690s. With their wide diaspora, Huguenot surnames are now fairly common in England, Canada, South Africa, Zimbabwe, the United States, and…

New York State Police arrest 26-year-old Kye Washburn from Schenectady after discovering a loaded handgun in his vehicle during a traffic stop in Albany on October 23. The traffic violation occurred around 9:50 PM on First Street, leading to the discovery of the illegal firearm and subsequent criminal possession charges against Washburn. In addition to facing charges for weapon possession in the second degree, Washburn also received citations for vehicle and traffic law violations. Following his arrest, he was processed at SP Latham and transferred to Albany Police custody, where he awaits arraignment. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding illegal…

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) ramps up its efforts against illegal street takeovers, making seven arrests over one weekend. This initiative follows numerous complaints from community members regarding reckless driving, leading police to respond to multiple large gatherings across the city, including one with 60 cars at the Pyramids along North Michigan Road. As part of a year-long campaign, IMPD has reported nearly 70 arrests this year, alongside over 250 citations and the impounding of more than 30 vehicles. IMPD Officer Tommy Thompson confirms the department’s commitment to addressing this hazardous behavior, emphasizing the need for tougher state penalties…

A 26-year-old Schenectady man, Kye A. Washburn, is facing legal trouble after State Police discovered a loaded handgun in his vehicle during a traffic stop on First Street late Thursday evening. Initially stopped for a traffic violation around 9:50 p.m., Washburn was found to be in possession of the illegal firearm, leading to his arrest. Authorities have charged Washburn with criminal possession of a weapon, which carries serious legal implications. As he awaits arraignment, the incident raises questions about gun regulations and public safety in the region, prompting community interest in the ongoing discussions surrounding firearm possession laws. Read full…

Kent Police arrest two men early Sunday morning after discovering them unconscious in a vehicle filled with fentanyl and a stolen gun. The alarming incident highlights ongoing concerns about drug use and firearm thefts in the region. Authorities respond to reports of suspicious activity and find the suspects unresponsive inside the car. This case underlines the dangers associated with the opioid crisis as well as the prevalence of illegal firearms, prompting local law enforcement to ramp up efforts in addressing these critical issues. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read the full article here