Hikers in Yellowstone National Park will see new signs this summer warning them of bears and telling them what to do if they encounter one.
Yellowstone to install new signs warning of bears Read More »
Rocker and wildlife hunter Ted Nugent has agreed to plead guilty to transporting a black bear he illegally killed in southeast Alaska.
Ted Nugent agrees to plead guilty in illegal kill Read More »
It’s Hollywood, all Hollywood. You see a guy casually walking through the woods, along a stream, with fly rod in tow, it’s Hollywood. And while Brad Pitt could look good almost anywhere, it won’t be as he (actually) strolls along the River that Runs Through It. Maybe it’s because I’m out of practice, maybe it
A wind knot runs through it Read More »
Although the heavy winter snow may have them wanting to hit the snooze button, it won’t be long before local bears begin to rise and shine for the spring.
Alaska Game and Fish shares bear safety tips Read More »
Before heading out for early season walleyes, you must find a lake with walleyes. That sounds obvious, but you can’t catch a fish that doesn’t exist!
Pre-planning your early season with a game plan Read More »
If there’s one thing that sends a chill down the spine of a turkey hunter it’s the sound of a gobbler at first light. With turkey season fast approaching I decided to visit several of my favorite spring turkey hunting areas to see – or rather hear – what was going on. Just like deer
Scofield Reservoir has lost its ice cap. That occurred this past Wednesday. And that means some fantastic trout fishing is about to begin.
Utah's Scofield reservoir is ice free Read More »
Women interested in applying for scholarships to defray the cost of attending New Hampshire’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) fall weekend workshop must apply before May 15, 2012.
Scholarships available for fall New Hampshire's " Becoming and Outdoors-Woman" Workshop Read More »
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