Report: National wildlife refuges severely understaffed
Mostly a problem in the west, where areas are much larger
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September 26, 2016
Airbow’s arrival triggers debate, questions
New hunting implement, but in what seasons, and what states?
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Heat and drought impacting cooperative trout nurseries in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission cooperative trout nurseries are in weather-related trouble, and this summer’s extended heat and dry weather will mean fewer trout stocked next spring.
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Mille Lacs gets high marks from tourney anglers
By Brett CarlsonContributing Writer Onamia, Minn. — For better or for worse, Minnesota’s smallmouth secret is officially out. After the Bassmaster Elite Series Angler of the Year Championship, Lake Mille Lacs is the talk of the nation’s bass-fishing community. The consensus among the best anglers in the world is that Mille Lacs is one of,
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Ohio pollinator initiative takes on plight of monarchs
By John HagemanContributing Writer Columbus — More than 380 people concerned about the nationwide loss of pollinators filled the Rhodes Exhibit Hall on the Ohio State Fairgrounds on Aug. 31 during the first Ohio Pollinator Habitat Initiative Symposium. The goal of OPHI is to create and improve pollinator habitat in the state of Ohio, using
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Pennsylvania sees first case of West Nile virus in a dove
Port Matilda, Pa. — An ongoing Pennsylvania study that began in 2015 strongly links the ruffed grouse population decline to invasion of West Nile virus. Now, at least one more Keystone State game species – the mourning dove – was also found to have died from the disease. A sick dove was observed near Port
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Small-game hunting opportunities are abundant in Michigan
DNR Report Lansing — Opportunities for small-game hunting are abundant in Michigan this fall. Since seasons for several small-game species began recently, the DNR offers a glimpse into some of the small-game hunting opportunities Michigan has to offer. A base license, which allows hunters to hunt small game, can be purchased online at E-License or
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