By Larry Teague

An unexpected thing happened while gun owners were watching the new Democratic-controlled Congress.

They were blindsided by a different part of the federal government -- the executive branch.

Rules that would break the backs of ammunition manufacturers and dry up ammo supplies are being sought by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), a division of the U.S. Department of Labor.

Published as required by law in ...

-- Every five years, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service takes the pulse of American hunters and anglers through its National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation.

Results of the latest survey, just released, show that 37.8 million of us like to hunt and fish, but there are 6 percent fewer of us than in 2001, the last survey period. The good news is hunters aren't leaving the sport as fast as they did in the 1990s, and big game hunting is remaining stable.

The survey also breaks down hunting by the type of game pursued and the number of days spent in that search. The white-tailed deer continues to be far and above the most popular game animal in the ...

By Larry Teague

Psst. Hey you.

I said, PSST. HEY YOU!

Maybe you had trouble hearing me because you're one of an estimated 28 million Americans who suffer some form of hearing loss.

Hear those high-pitched crickets? I do. Doctors describe tinnitus as a constant ringing in one or both ears, but it's always reminded me of hundreds of crickets sounding off at once on a warm summer evening, only at a highe ...