The Minnesota DNR kicked off its final of a four-year cycle of deer population goal setting on Jan. 23 during an online webinar.
The public now has the opportunity to comment on proposed increases and decreases within certain deer permit areas.
Hunters, others have their say on deer population goals for east-central Minnesota Read More »
A merger is complete between two water quality-related conservation organizations in the Adirondacks. The Adirondack Lakes Survey Corp. and the Ausable River Association recently announced a proposed merger between the two organizations that has been finalized.
Pair of Adirondack research groups complete merger Read More »
Bullets come in all shapes and sizes designed to achieve specific performance goals. To use them most effectively, hunters should understand how bullet shapes and sizes contribute to performance.
Bullets: Describing performance goals behind all shapes and sizes Read More »
Channel catfish are one of the most highly sought-after fish in Illinois. They put up a good fight and make great table fare.
While naturally reproducing populations are often found in rivers and large reservoirs, many smaller water bodies lack substantial reproduction or recruitment and require periodic supplemental stockings by fish hatcheries to sustain fishable populations.
Where do most of Illinois’ channel cats come from? Little Grassy Hatchery Read More »
Deer hunting in Wisconsin was simpler in 2000, when we mostly argued about baiters, antlerless quotas, buck-to-doe ratios, and whether “quality deer management” was the future.
If you’ve had the privilege of seeing a pickerel attack via an underwater camera, you may have witnessed a ophidian-shaped fish perform like a corkscrew, turning on a dime, a gaping V-shaped mouth with needle teeth snapping down on juicy prey and swallowing it whole.
Chain pickerel: Icing the leopard of the lakes Read More »
Here are the conservation issues that convinced the most sportsmen and sportswomen to speak up.
Commentary: For conservationists, what was most important issues on a long list? Read More »
I received calls from a couple of readers wondering if we need to be concerned about an increase in nighttime coyote hunting by crews using AR-platform rifles fitted with night-vision optics. The other possible issue came from folks wondering if we should revisit the use of electronic communications when it comes to deer hunting – as in the growing popularity and widespread use of trail cameras that send images to cell phones.
Wisconsin State Roundup: Hunting issues to keep an eye on Read More »
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