Creating an avian mecca in your back yard
Man’s strategies to attract birds include growing native plants that produce a variety of berries, seeds and nuts.
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May 1, 2017
Deer mount returned after nearly 40 years
By Richard P. Smith Contributing Writer Hawks, Mich. — Nov. 15, 2016 was a special day for 79-year-old Carleton hunter Harold Kleinow from. Besides the fact that it was opening day of another firearms deer season it also was the day he was presented with a refurbished head mount of his father’s (George Kleinow’s)
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15-pound walleye lands Michigan duo in winner’s circle
By John Hageman Contributing Writer Rossford, Ohio — On the weekend of April 1-2, the City of Rossford Visitor and Convention Bureau teamed up with Bass Pro Shops to host their inaugural Rossford Walleye Roundup Tournament. A conflict with the already-filled 60-boat field of Lake Erie Walleye Trail Tournament teams at Magee East Marina likely
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Disciplined Lancaster bear camp earns unusual results
By Ad Crable Contributing Writer Lancaster, Pa. — Roughly one in 50 bear hunters in Pennsylvania gets a bear in any given season. Yet, a Lancaster County hunting camp has employed the traditional drive method to score 10 bears twice in the last four years. Thanksgiving eve four years ago, there were so many cars
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Students benefit from Trout in the Classroom program
By Ad Crable Contributing Writer Lancaster, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission has found a keeper in its Trout in the Classroom program, a simple but effective hands-on program that allows kids from kindergartners to high schoolers to raise brook trout in classrooms, thereby instilling a conservation ethic. Last year, the program was
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