May 5, 2014

Indianapolis, Ind. — In less than 40 years, a relatively small group of farmers has created something the world has never seen before – a billion-dollar industry primarily devoted to breeding deer trucked to fenced hunting preserves to be shot by patrons willing to pay thousands for the trophies. An investigation has discovered the industry

Whiting, Ind. — Although it pales in comparison to the 2010 BP oil spill that allowed 210 million gallons to leak into the Gulf Coast, a March 24 BP oil spill hits a little closer to home. As much as 1,638 gallons of oil leaked into Lake Michigan after a malfunction at the Whiting, Ind.,

‘Supplemental’ Southeastern season in the mix Albany — New York’s near-record high bear kill of 1,358 bruins last season is another sign that the state’s largest game animal is continuing to expand in numbers and in areas where they’ve never before been seen. And it’s a reason why DEC officials are looking at additional ways to control

Rushford, Minn. — A couple of old hunting buddies had a turkey hunt they will never forget on April 21, and it was memorable for all the right reasons. It was 22 years before, almost to the day, that the two men, both of Fairmont, had their first turkey hunt, which was memorable for all