One last camping trip, a picnic at the beach or a day visit to your favorite spot – if any of your holiday weekend plans involve swimming, the DNR urges everyone to prioritize water safety and be aware of current conditions before entering the water, even if you’ve been practicing swim skills all summer long.
FN America, LLC recently discovered a condition on the FN Reflex MRD pistol that, in very limited circumstances when using the incorrect set of screws to mount specific optics, the pistol could experience binding, cycling issues, or interference with the firing pin safety block.
When choosing the proper storage solution, key features such as construction methods, locking mechanisms, size, and affordability play a role. Hornady Security understands the importance of firearm security, which is why the Hornady Security Gun Cabinet lineup was designed to meet the needs of gun owners while providing security and peace of mind.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resource (DNR) reminds all anglers - especially those in central and southern Iowa - to stay patient and allow ice thickness to grow before heading to their favorite ice fishing spot.
The Sea Tow Foundation recently launched the Life Jacket Challenge to raise awareness about the critical need to wear a life jacket at all times while on the water. By simulating the rapid onset of on-water emergencies, the challenge encourages boaters of all ages to try and put on a life jacket in under 30 seconds.
Farmers, and ranchers around the country are harvesting to feed your family. It's not a hobby or a pastime. They have a certain amount of time to get it all done and will work 24/7 to get the crops in so please be careful on the rural roads” explains Nick Prough, Chief Wildlife Biologist for QUWF.
As the country prepares for a summer of excessive heat and drought, the Western Fire Chiefs Association (WFCA) introduces its Fire Map (https://fire-map.wfca.com/), to provide near real-time information about active wildfires.
SnapSafe Modular Safes combine the robust security of a conventional welded safe with the benefit of being able to place them anywhere in a home or business without hiring professional movers.
As Iowa’s annual harvest preparation hits full stride, the Iowa DNR encourages farmers to get reacquainted with fire prevention practices to keep the farm ‘firewise.’
With warmer temperatures and increased fire danger, the Michigan DNR is getting a little help from a familiar face to boost the public’s fire safety smarts: Smokey Bear. But the department is sharing the 75-year-old icon in a new way – Flat Smokey.
Protecting yourself during the COVID-19 national pandemic starts with following the guidance from our state and national health experts – maintain at least six feet between each other, wash your hands with soap for 20 seconds, cover your cough, stay home if you feel sick and avoid groups of 10 or more people.
With ice coming off Montana’s lakes and rivers it’s important to remember that cold water can be deadly. If you are recreating on or around water this spring, remember to wear a life jacket and always tell someone where you are going and when you plan on returning.
Daniel Defense issued a Safety Notification Replacement Campaign on October 8, 2019 related to a condition identified with the firing pin cross pin in DELTA 5 Bolt-Action Rifles manufactured before September 20, 2019. More specifically, the firing pin cross pin can break under normal usage.
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department urges people venturing out on the ice of Vermont’s lakes and ponds to always put safety first and monitor ice conditions, especially after significant snow fall.
With temperatures warming throughout much of the state, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources reminds the public that no ice is considered safe ice and there is no reliable inch-thickness test to determine if ice is safe.
Coast Guard units have recently boarded more than 50 vessels in the Bay Area to verify captain's licenses and drug-and-alcohol testing programs, while Coast Guard investigators have conducted focused education and outreach efforts at local marinas and fishing docks to address the growing concern over illegal charters.
Hot weather and little to no rain means that the forest is dry, creating higher fire danger and the increasing risk of unwanted wildfire. Please stay alert and be safe in the woods, especially with campfires.
Regardless of why you are around bodies of water, you should always recognize the danger water poses, even to strong swimmers or experienced boaters.
Spring and summer also are key times for wildfires in Michigan, and most of these are started accidentally by people. So far in 2019, the DNR has fought more than 140 wildfires on nearly 800 acres around the state.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission offers some suggestions to help drivers avoid deer-vehicle accidents and lessen the risk of injury or vehicle damage.