“North Manitou just grabs you,” said Brian Zaryczny of Lake Leelanau, who despite less-than-optimal hunting conditions shot a 7-point buck on Nov. 3.
North Manitou Island firearms deer hunt deemed a success Read More »
Both avid deer hunters, Keisel and Roethlisberger gathered with campaign volunteers and supporters at the Collier Sportsmen’s Club in Oakdale, suburban Pittsburgh, on Nov. 10 to encourage hunters across Pennsylvania to donate one or more deer to the effort.
Former Steelers kick off venison-donation campaign Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the Dec. 7 Michigan Outdoor News.
Michigan letters to the editor: State’s deer registration could be much worse Read More »
Hamburg, Pa. — While it doesn’t affect many huntable species, the glow of artificial light in cities at night is bringing unforeseen devastation to migrating birds, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. A new study by lab researchers has found that those bright city lights are drawing passing birds into zones of high concentrations
Cornell Lab study reveals adverse effects of city lights on migrating birds Read More »
This bat has been reclassified as endangered, mostly because of this deadly disease, which is decimating the population.
Daily Update: Bat woes Read More »
Short outdoor news items from the Dec. 7 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Mixed Bag: Outdoor news items from around Pennsylvania Read More »
Nationwide there has been a 16% decline in the turkey population and a 19% decline in turkey harvest, according to National Wild Turkey Federation Regional Biologist Ryan Boyer.
Outdoor observations with Bill Parker: Not the time for a two-turkey limit Read More »
Harrisburg —A Penn State study has changed the approach taken by the Pennsylvania Game Commission when it comes to treating bears with mange. When encountering a bear with mange during nuisance or research trapping, the Game Commission would treat the animal with a dose of ivermectin if the case wasn’t severe. According to Emily Carrollo,
Pennsylvania Game Commission stops use of ivermectin to treat bears Read More »
State officials have been in the process of updating the management plan for months.
Michigan elk plan is up for approval Read More »
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