Michigan’s wild elk herd is four hours north of Detroit in Pigeon River Country State Forest near Gaylord. Wildlife experts estimate over 1,000 elk live in and around this state forest.
After nearly a century, Michigan’s elk herd is flourishing Read More »
Reasons why 56 percent of women decline to renew fishing licenses from year to year are among the questions posed to business professors and students to study.
Pennsylvania striving to retain women anglers Read More »
In the Georgia Coyote Challenge, participants can kill as many as five coyotes a month from March through August for a chance to win a lifetime hunting license.
Critics challenge coyote-killing contest in Atlanta Read More »
Rodents help sustain endangered black-footed ferrets and more than 100 other species on the Great Plains.
Survey shows larger prairie dog habitat than expected Read More »
Management plan calls for a population of 3,000 bison in the region, but about 5,500 live there now.
Progress made on reducing Yellowstone bison herd Read More »
More hunters needed to step up and become certified to teach the hunter safety classes.
Illinois hunter safety instructors – high demand, short supply Read More »
Readings of Aldo Leopold’s essays and showings of ‘Green Fire’ scheduled around the state the first week of March
First week of March set aside for Wisconsin Reads Leopold events Read More »
Trying to figure out what deer eat during the winter in Pennsylvania, when and why, is an exercise in learning.
What do white-tailed deer eat during the winter? — Part 1 Read More »
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