Sportsmen can turn tables on Humane Society of the United States by exposing this group to your friends
HSUS is only in it to bleed money from caring people
March 16, 2015
Ice is too bad for fishing – head to the river instead
When Southern Wisconsin ice fishing ends, switch to bigger rivers for walleyes
Guess who showed up for hunters in Pennsylvania – Mr. Snow Goose!
Snow geese are making their way through our area now, and we hunted them in a way we never did before.
Huge muskie caught, released through ice [Photo]
Pittsburgh — An all-nighter on a frozen northwestern Pennsylvania fishery yielded two Pittsburgh men the catch of a lifetime. Luke Wholey and Nick Colangelo iced what they say was a 53-inch muskellunge at about 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 9. They refuse to disclose where they were fishing, and had no scale with which to weigh
Drone use in hunting is illegal in Ohio
Columbus — With unmanned remote-controlled aircraft, or drones, becoming more popular and abundant, the Ohio DNR is taking steps to prevent their use in hunting. “We want to get ahead of the game – so to speak,” said Ken Fitz, the DNR Division of Wildlife’s law enforcement administrator. Proposed new language for an existing law
Grocery store receipt is key to elk-poaching case
Lansing — A Jackson County man has confessed to the illegal killing of a small bull elk during the firearms deer season in Otsego County, according to Michigan DNR conservation officers who investigated the incident. A passerby discovered elk parts dumped along a rural road Nov. 29, 2014. A conservation officer investigating the scene located
Master Angler awards decrease in 2014; 987 entries are recognized
Lansing — Nearly 1,000 Master Angler awards were presented to anglers last year for fish caught in Michigan waters. The DNR reports that anglers from Canada, Michigan, and 18 other states earned awards in the program, which began in 1973 and recognizes large fish caught by recreational anglers. In 2014, 987 anglers submitted catches that
