To support Maine vote on bears, USSA sponsors hunt in …. Quebec?
Celebrating victory over anti-hunters
December 29, 2014
Your Daily Outdoor Update – December 29th
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Reloading is a sure cure for cabin fever for hunters
Reloading your own rifle and/or shotgun ammunition is a great wintertime hobby.
Game Commission concedes Pennsylvania predators need to be studied
In justifying new research, agency addresses higher numbers of ‘other’ predators.
Bucks’ response to hunting pressure at heart of study
Springfield — It’s a story shared by Illinois hunters each deer season: an impressive buck never seen before mysteriously shows up beneath your stand. Of course, there’s an alternate version to this tale – that impressive buck you’ve been scouting for nine months or more mysteriously dissappears from your hunting property just as the deer
Hounds used to harvest six wolves
Madison, Wis. (AP) — Hunters used hounds to track far fewer Wisconsin wolves than last year, mostly because they had less than a week to deploy their dogs before the wolf season closed, state wildlife officials said on Wednesday, Dec. 10. Hunters and trappers registered 154 wolves before the 2014 season ended Friday, Dec. 10.
New aquatic invasive species law could be tweaked
St. Paul — There’s a new law that will require anybody trailering watercraft or water-related equipment in the state to take an online course and display a decal this year, but some of the details have yet to be worked out and could be changed legislatively in the coming session. Currently, the law, which was
Couple’s efforts pay off with big Ontario buck [Photo]
Most successful couples find interests they can share.
