Kids Hunting

Ice Bucket Challenge Fails

Watch a video as Nick Scott Sr., of Scott Enterprises, as he rides the new Giant Dual Mountain Zipline at Peek'n Peak Resort & Spa in Clymer, NY, on Aug. 19.

BMX Pump Track Progress

NewsChannel 21's Emily Kirk introduces us to the Central Oregon Beer Angels, a 300-member group that gets together for fun, to learn and to raise funds.

Since beekeeping was legalised in New York four years ago, increasing numbers of hives have popped up on the roofs of Manhattan skyscrapers, August 13, 2014. Duration: 02:11

The 2014 World Champion Squirrel Cook Off is taking place in Bentonville, AR on the downtown Bentonville square, on September 13th. The World Champion Squirrel Cook Off captures the spirit of this new trend and synthesizes aspects of the competitive food circuits such as the massively popular BBQ Competitions. With the firm Ozark tradition of not only hunting, but eating wild game, specifically squirrel, combined with the culinary renaissance that is blossoming in the hunting world, the stage is set in Arkansas to develop a cooking competition that will draw both competitors and attendees from far and wide. The novelty of cooking and eating Squirrels is enough to attract mainstream national media attention while the tradition of wild game eating is enough to attract hunters. Where hunters go, the hunting industry follows. Additionally there are the aspects of interest from trained chefs and the industry and "foodie" tourism that inherently follows. In the past years the World Champion Squirrel Cook Off (WCSCO) has grown in size and popularity. With teams from around the nation competing to Bentonville to see who can create the finest squirrel dish in the world. Teams from Maryland, Ohio, Arizona, California, Texas and at least 10 other states have faced the judges. Money raised by the event is donated to charity. The rules state that all teams must prepare their entrées onsite; no off site prep is allowed. Teams (3 people) have only 2 ½ hrs. to create their dish. This dish will be judged by a panel of true squirrel eaters, folks who know what good food should taste like.

Tractor pulls a tradition at the state fair

WAAY 31's Alex Finnie reports on a man who made a car from scratch

Try to get kids to smile.

Route 904's Steve Christian boards the pirate ship, The Black Raven, in St Augustine.

A water mystery with Inquisitive Inman and Terry Johnson of The Quirkles. Parents and teachers - might try this one with your kids!

A man who claims he threw the biggest house party in west Michigan says... He doesn't have any regrets. More than 2,000 people showed up to 20-year-old James Taylor's home Saturday night. He even hired two DJs, a fire thrower and go-go dancers. But police say it wasn't all good, clean fun. At least six people overdosed on drugs and a 19-year-old woman was sexually assaulted.

A couple of signs outside of an Amarillo tanning salon say indoor tanning is good for your health. Which is contrary to what you may have heard before.

It was a day of food, fun, competition and giving back.

Sports Line's Chris Renkel takes on the mountain biking trails of Sun Valley as a part of Sports Line's Summer Adventure show.

Footgolf at Olde Homestead

Ballet dancers from the Paris Opera company give a master class to children in Fukushima, a town still reeling from the 2011 tsunami and nuclear disaster. Duration: 02:19

"Becoming an Outdoors-Woman" is an outdoors skills workshop for women. The objective is to provide a supportive atmosphere where women can have fun learning skills that will enhance their enjoyment of Arkansas's outdoors. This workshop is for you if: You have never tried these activities, but have hoped for an opportunity to learn. You are a beginner who wants to learn and improve your skills. You know how to do some of the activities and wanted to try some new ones. You are looking for the camaraderie of like-minded individuals. Any woman 18 and older is welcome to join the workshop, whether you've never participated in an outdoors pursuit or are a veteran outdoorsperson looking for your next challenge. Space is limited, and spots are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. The 2014 BOW workshop will be held September 12-14, 2014. The workshop is held at the C.A. Vines Arkansas 4-H Center located about 15 miles west of Little Rock. The workshop begins with check-in starting at 10 a.m. on Friday, and ends with lunch at noon on Sunday. Participants will pick four classes, one on Friday afternoon, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. A maximum of 135 women will be allowed to register. Women who are signing up for their first BOW program will receive priority.

Some swimmers are lucky to be alive tonight, thanks to some surf instructors from Topsail Beach. What happened can only be described as heroic, but if you ask them it was all in a day's work.