Forget the American robin, which increasingly winters in more northerly climes. From herons to amorous hawks, this bird activity means winter is in its final throes.
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Query is about the new proposal requiring the tagging of treestands and blinds on federal, state and private land
Answering a Pennsylvania treestand question Read More »
Ontario County 19-pointer tops 190 inches
Big nontypical buck among 2014’s best put to the tape [Photo] Read More »
A New Hampshire hunter has reached a settlement in the illegal shooting of a young bull moose during the Northern Zone deer and bear season last November.
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Waconia, Minn. — It was unclear if the giant crappie pulled out of Lake Waconia on Feb. 13 was a white crappie or a black crappie. “It kind of looks like a cross,” said Mound’s Mark Koehnen, whose monster slab measured 19 inches and weighed 3.26 pounds. And it turns out that on lakes where
Issue of hybridization crops up with giant crappie [Photo] Read More »
Altura, Minn. — The public-land giant that Stan Kreidermacher, of Rollingstone, killed on the second-to-last day of the muzzleloader season did better than previously reported after the 60-day drying period passed. It’s now the highest-scoring blackpowder kill in Minnesota. Kreidermacher’s 28-point buck, killed at Whitewater Wildlife Management Area, ended up with a net score of
It’s official: buck is a record [Photo] Read More »
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