John Stabley Interviews Jeff Hajari, President of Tree Apron Products

John Stabley, the host of Stabley Outdoors Interviews Jeff Hajari, President of Tree Apron at the 2008 ATA Show.
To find out more about Tree Apron Products, visit them on the web at www.treeapron.com.

Listen to the interview now.

(18:47) Read the story »

In Total Defiance Of Our High Court

What has made this country great is the legal process in which we the people go through in order to enact laws and the continued process in which we refine and define the use of those laws throughout our society. In District of Columbia vs. Heller, a security guard from within the District legally challenged the total ban on guns, in particular hand guns. This case ultimately made its way to the United States Supreme Court where, in a 5-4 decision, the court ruled that D.C.’s ban was unconstitutional. The District of Columbia has since thumbed its nose at the High Court and decided to continue its unconstitutional ban on guns. No doubt this will end up in court, again. Read the story »

Wolf Injunction Ruling Could Have Just As Easily Gone Other Way

A United States District Court judge in Missoula, Montana ruled to reinstate protection of wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains region using the same ridiculous data he claimed the feds used in support of delisting. District Judge Donald Molloy ruled for the plaintiffs, Defenders of Wildlife, et. al., and granted a temporary injunction that will return the gray wolf in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming back to protection under the Endangered Species Act. The entire event is so ridiculous it leaves all of us with a lot of unanswered questions and a few theories. Read the story »

Heller Denied Hand Gun Registration

The United States Supreme Court clearly ruled in the District of Columbia vs. Heller hand gun ban case that denying its citizens the right to own a handgun in their homes for self protection was unconstitutional. It also concluded that requiring those guns to be disassembled, locked up or equipped with trigger locks while in the home was unconstitutional. All of this and yet the District of Columbia’s City Council passed emergency legislation in what they claim is a move to comply with the Court’s ruling, that flies in the face of the Supreme Court.

Here’s what the emergency gun registration law now says. Read the story »

Reasonable Restrictions On Guns And Gun Ownership

Last month we received a long awaited definition of the Second Amendment. In other words, the highest court in the land declared that the Second Amendment - “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” - guaranteed the right of the individual U.S. citizen to keep and bear arms.

Justice Antonin Scalia wrote the majority opinion of the case and in his summation wrote this: Read the story »

Early Morning Gobblers

By Patrick Murphy of Rocky Mount, NC

6am finds me on schedule to my first listening location. The air is cool and sharp, there’s no wind. The thick smoke from my breath hovers around my head as I stop to listen. It seems thick enough to convince me it’s hampering my hearing, so I tip toe and listen rather then stand still.

Then it comes…the first gobble. I’m immediately 15 minutes late now, he’s a long ways. It takes forever, dodging the gauntlet of deer in route slows me down even more. As I close the distance, I know exactly where he’s at and the tree I’m gonna call home for the morning. Read the story »