Mentor's hunting program a success
Now with a season’s worth of data and experience under its belt the City of Mentor has concluded its first-ever controlled archery deer hunt was a resounding success.
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February 12, 2013
Improve your hunting by understanding whitetail home ranges
Deer studies offer a baffling look into how far whitetails travel
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Ice angler's death a wakeup call
I never met Jim Hudson. He’s based in the Midwest and I’m out here in the Northeast and our paths just never crossed.
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Hunting and fishing license fee hikes deserve support
Governor Rick Snyder turned heads last week when he announced plans for a hunting and fishing license fee increase in his proposed budget.
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Take a stand against utility to save historic farm
In the 1830s, the Wyandot tribe gave 1,100 acres of land on the lower Sandusky River in present-day Sandusky County to James and Elizabeth Whittaker
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Wyoming wolf count wrapping up
Wyoming wildlife officers are wrapping up their annual wolf count, saying they expect the totals to be about 170 wolves and 15 breeding pairs.
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Celebrating a life, looking to the future
I traveled to Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier over the weekend to attend a memorial service for my uncle, who died recently at the age of 87.
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Additional deer farms released from chronic wasting disease quarantines
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture on Feb. 8 announced quarantines have been lifted on 14 additional deer farms after DNA testing confirmed these farms had no ties to two Adams County deer that died of Chronic Wasting Disease in October 2012.
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