The herd, which peaked at about 50,000 animals in the early 1990s, was around 30,000 before that winter and struggling to grow in part because of the lack of available food.
Wyoming deer herd rebounds after devastating winter Read More »
On Grand Rapids’ Lake Pokegama, three twosomes of local juniors finish in the top five.
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota DNR has rejected a clean water group’s petition for an additional environmental review of the PolyMet copper-nickel mine in northeastern Minnesota. WaterLegacy argued in its request last month that critical details of the plan have changed so much since the final review was approved in 2016 that a supplemental
DNR rejects petition for fresh PolyMet environmental review Read More »
You don’t have to be a biologist with a degree in forestry, but some basic knowledge can go a long way in the deer woods.
Deer hunters should learn a bit about food sources in the forest Read More »
Plainfield, Wis. — As the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has reduced its efforts at working with non-game wildlife, the state is fortunate that conservation groups have taken a broader view of natural resources, including non-game. The Dane County Conservation League (DCCL) has long been interested in preserving native habitat. In the late 1950s under
Dane County Conservation League assisting Wisconsin DNR Read More »
Albany — One of DEC’s chief gauges of the statewide ruffed grouse population comes from, ironically, spring turkey hunters. That annual grouse drumming survey is more a product of sounds than sightings; turkey hunters tally the number of grouse they hear drumming during the bird’s breeding season in May. The results show a per-hour “drumming
New York grouse drumming survey offers a glimpse into bird numbers Read More »
Springfield — By the smallest of margins, two young Illinois anglers outlasted the 54-team field to win the 2018 Bassmaster Junior Championship. Trey McKinney, of Goreville, and Carter Wijangco, of Naperville, had a two-day total of 17 pounds, 6 ounces to give them a 1-ounce advantage over first-round leaders Jeremy Monda and Will Boyd, of
Young Illinois anglers take Bassmasters Junior Championship Read More »
St. Paul — Minnesota’s new northern pike zone regulations are on their maiden voyage, having began with this year’s open-water season. But it could take more than a decade before the desired effects will be seen. While there’s been skepticism expressed (in Outdoor News and elsewhere) from people who don’t believe the regulations will work
Anglers adjusting to Minnesota’s new northern pike zones Read More »
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