A lot of things are happening quickly on the wolf season front and there are still a number of items that have to be determined before the season opens Oct. 15 – unless someone sues – but there is one thing we do know for sure at this point – hound hunters may pursue wolves […]
Hound owners may train their dogs on wolves Read More »
One of the best things about catching Lake Michigan salmon is getting to eat it later. I was lucky to bring home 14 pounds of it last week. My favorite cooking techniques for salmon is of course, smoking it. My husband and I have smoked salmon three times with different brines each instance. Capt. Bob
MMMM Smoked Salmon Read More »
Idaho’s wolf hunting season ended Sunday, but the hunt continues on private lands in the northern panhandle region.
Idaho wolf hunt continues on private lands Read More »
We rarely forget to feed and provide water to our hunting dogs and family pets. What about some respect for special trees, shrubs and other plants we’ve spend money, time and energy planting? Some counties in southern Wisconsin, and elsewhere, continue to be short on normal precipitation, by as much as five inches since 2012
Heat of summer demands attention to trees, shrubs, and food plots Read More »
The Ohio DNR is working to restore services and operations at nearly a dozen state parks and nature preserves damaged by storms between June 29 and July 1. At the same time, all recreational facilities in southern Ohio’s state forests remain closed as storm clean up continues. On July 6, Wolf Run, Lake Hope and
Storm blacks out some state parks Read More »
State officials open a sale next week for more than 6,000 deer, elk and javelina hunting licenses.
New Mexico to sell unclaimed big-game hunting licenses Read More »
Like many of you, I have become fascinated with trailcams. I put a couple of the cool, little devices out by a game trail crossing a small trout stream in the northern tier, and every few weeks I can’t wait to dump the cards into my computer and see what photos I captured. So far
Just what kind of photos are you finding on your trailcams? Read More »
Louisiana’s Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has proposed duck hunting dates for the 2012-2013 season.
Louisiana's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries proposes duck hunting dates Read More »
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will offer leftover licenses for elk, deer and antelope to the public.
Leftover Wyoming hunting licenses go on sale July 10 Read More »
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