Watching local bucks in Pennsylvania: No monsters, but a pleasing number
A half-hour drive in Pennsylvania produced numerous sightings of deer, plenty with fuzzy antlers sprouting.
July 18, 2017
North Dakota pronghorns: ‘Numbers were a bit disappointing, but not unexpected’
Hunting season set with 410 licenses available; two units that were open last year closing this season.
Lake Michigan produces a mixed bag of trout, salmon
A nice catch of steelhead, chinook salmon and lake trout made for a great day of charter fishing on Lake Michigan.
Archery practice sessions can be boring but don’t need to be
Make the time now and break up the monotony of the solo backyard shooting session by using a few tricks to spice things up. Or head to the 3-D range for some different target looks and some quality practice and just plain fun. It’s time.
The traveling birdwatcher: Europe’s gloriously strange great bustard (video)
Bigger than a wild turkey with some even crazier mating rituals, the world’s largest flying bird remains rare but accessible in parts of the Continent.
Tips for catching walleye on Green Bay (video)
Yakima Bait’s Jarod Higginbotham talks about trolling speed and visibility.
South Dakota pheasant picture slowly coming into focus
Hunters should hope for figures better than the 5.91 to 6.17 average brood sizes seen in 2016 and 2015, respectively. Can it happen?
Researchers: Lead from ammo continues to threaten New York bald eagle restoration
The problem is that eagles and other scavengers eat the guts of deer or the carcasses of coyotes, woodchucks and other game shot by hunters. Bits of lead bullets consumed along with the meat break down quickly in an eagle’s stomach and enter its bloodstream.
