Approximately 1,200 acres previously closed to hunting will be available to bowhunters as part of controlled hunts at Deer Creek, Malabar Farm, and Maumee Bay state parks.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation, the trade association for the firearms industry, has announced that a new Hunting Works For America chapter has been established in Illinois. Hunting Works For Illinois joins other Midwestern states in the program, including Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota and Iowa. All told, the Hunting Works For
NSSF launches Hunting Works for Illinois Read More »
Bird feeding tips and species expectations for the upcoming migration and looming winter of 2017-18.
The great 2017 Winter Finch Forecast Read More »
New regulation limits when Pennsylvania bowhunters can hang their tree stands for deer season.
A case for earlier tree stand placement for Pennsylvania bowhunters Read More »
In the deer woods, the trail camera doesn’t lie.
How to make the most of your trail cameras Read More »
You can’t do everything during certain times of the year as it relates to hunting and fishing. But in the fall, once hunting seasons start to kick into gear, your outdoor opportunities expand considerably. You must carefully select what works best for you and your schedule. Salmon are in the Niagara River, Lake Ontario salmon
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Traditional arrow-strings will stretch with use, so you need to pay attention to fistmele, or brace-height, on your bow. And I need to follow my own advice.
A painful lesson in getting bow ready for the season Read More »
If you’ve followed my columns or blogs, you’ve read that, for me, Oct. 1 is sacred. Regardless of all else, I’m in the deer woods. I haven’t missed an Oct. 1 in the deer woods since I started bow hunting. Half the time, I don’t even know what day of the week it is, let alone
Deer hunting: time well wasted Read More »
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