Invasive fish has been found in Lakes Erie, Michigan and Ontario, although it’s uncertain how many there are or how widely they have spread.
Study: Grass carp have invaded 3 of the Great Lakes Read More »
Looking to see migratory songbirds from North Country in their Sunday best? Go birding south, way south, into Latin America.
Birder’s delight: a Central American getaway for birdwatching to Honduras Read More »
The author devised this wild game cooking dish for locavores and old-school hunters alike.
Upland bird hunting post-season recipe: Blueberry grouse pesto pizza Read More »
Less than two weeks into its presidency, the Trump administration is strongly at odds with the press. Where does Outdoor News fit into that mix?
The outdoors media and the White House Read More »
Iowa DNR Report Des Moines, Iowa — Two Minnesota men and one northern Iowa man have pleaded guilty to illegally taking deer in Emmet and Kossuth counties in Iowa in October and November 2015. Michael Paschke, 45, of Worthington, Minn., Dakota Isebrand, 21, of Sherburn, Minn., and Seth Norland, 20, of Ledyard, Iowa, pleaded guilty
Minnesotans guilty in Iowa poaching case Read More »
Masonville, N.Y. — Two Delaware County men face numerous charges in connection with the illegal killing of two deer last month. DEC officials said Nevin Cutting, 22, of Masonville, and Thomas Terry, 23, of Sidney Center, have been charged with 21 Environmental Conservation Law violations stemming from an investigation into the poaching incidents. The case
Pair charged with Delaware County poachings Read More »
23-pointer green scores more than 200 inches By Jeff Murray Contributing Writer Enfield, N.Y. — Craig Pyhtila wasn’t even going to go hunting Dec. 4. The Tompkins County man had plans to spend that Sunday with his son, but a chance encounter with a big buck the night before changed his mind. As a result of
Massive nontypical taken by Tompkins hunter Dec. 4 [Photo] Read More »
St. Johnsbury, Vt. — Vermont wildlife officials are undertaking a two-year study of the state’s moose herd amid concerns that the population is threatened by ticks and the brainworm disease. Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department officials said moose across the Northeast “are increasingly under stress from a parasite known as winter ticks.” Tick numbers are
Vermont launches study of moose population Read More »
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