Episode 15 – Moose in Vermont
Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department deer and moose project leader Nick Fortin joins host Dan Ladd for a discussion of the Green Mountain State’s moose
March 2, 2023
DNR reminds Minnesota anglers of upcoming deadline to remove shelters from the ice
All litter must be removed from the ice.
No summer walleye closure on Lake Mille Lacs in 2023
The Minnesota DNR announced on March 2 that no July closure or live bait ban is planned during the upcoming open-water fishing season. Harvest adjustments are possible if conditions warrant.
WI Daily Update: Panfish trick
What you need to do to attract panfish this time of year.
MN Daily Update: Chasing panfish
Here’s how to attract and catch more panfish this time of year.
Iowa Fishing Report — March 2, 2023
A look at the fishing report from around the state of Iowa for March 2, 2023.
Opposition among some Iowa deer hunters to non-resident deer-tag legislation
Hunters consistently have proven they are willing to pay huge costs as non-residents to hunt whitetails in Iowa. Now an Iowa bill introduced earlier this year would add 1,500 non-resident any-deer licenses each season. That would increase the number of any-deer licenses a year available to non-resident hunters to 7,500, not more than 35% of which could be bow licenses.
Michigan’s Becoming an Outdoors Woman program leader thrives on outdoors experiences
Despite being born in the heart of wild country in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and surrounded by friends and family members who hunted and fished, Michelle Douglas didn’t form a meaningful connection to the outdoors until adulthood.
Like many women, Douglas’ early missed outdoor opportunities were not borne of a lack of desire, but a lack of opportunities.
Habitat, ecological needs of pheasants are key focuses of 2023 Pheasant Fest
The 2023 National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic Feb. 17-19 included, of course, seminars about pheasants – specifically, pheasant predators and habitat and more.
Tim Lyons, Minnesota DNR upland game research scientist, and Dr. Ben Geaumont, research scientist at North Dakota State University Extension, led the discussions.
