Whitcomb’s passion for archery led to a memorable senior high school year as she won the state tournament at the end of March and the national tournament at the end of April. Now, she’s preparing for the open championship and competing against the best athletes in the country in less than a month.
Minnesota’s Merissa Whitcomb is state, national archery champ Read More »
Before you drop a trap in your favorite body of water, make sure you read the regulations regarding trapping minnows. There are lot of rules in relation to trapping.
DIY minnow trapping: Here’s how to do it Read More »
A mix of outdoor-related stories from across the country published in the May 12, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Beyond Minnesota: Bi-state sage grouse considered for threatened status, again Read More »
Waterfowl hunters from outside South Dakota stand a better chance of drawing a license in the state’s lottery system after the state’s Game, Fish and Parks Commission unanimously approved an increase in the number of licenses available for nonresidents.
South Dakota increases nonresident waterfowl licenses Read More »
J. Michael Wengerd, of Dundee, may be only 33 years old, but he has been breaking clay targets and earning top shooting honors for more than 20 years. Wengerd was a hunter when he was young, and started shooting trap in the fall of 2002 when a family friend, Aden Kaufman, first took him to a shoot in Coshocton. Kaufman was the owner and operator of Great Eastern Gun Club in Walnut Creek.
Ohio’s Wengerd, 33, going into trapshooting Hall of Fame Read More »
While my partner Greg Sochocki was putting on his foul weather gear for the April 29 opening morning of walleye season, I noticed a fellow launching his boat alone. I walked over to the dock at the Rust Avenue launch ramp on the Saginaw River and grabbed his launch rope to give him a hand.
He was appreciative and announced that he was fishing alone because all of his buddies had decided to fish the Bay on the opener this year, but he wanted to fish the river because “it’s tradition,” he said.
Fishing slow on opening day for Michigan walleyes Read More »
The Environment, Natural Resources, Climate, and Energy Conference Committee continued to check off items during negotiations this past week. One of the big items agreed upon would further regulate cervidae farms. The House and Senate unanimously passed new regulations regarding deer farms and trying to contain the spread of chronic wasting disease.
The committee also approved crossbow use for all ages during the general archery season.
Conferees OK deer farm rules to combat CWD, ‘global budget’ in Minnesota Read More »
For those spring hunters who must work or go to school until late afternoon, there is a great opportunity still to get in some quality gobbler hunting during the last part of the day.
Turkeys at Twilight: Gobblers seem not as wary in the late afternoon Read More »
The Ohio River and the Lehigh River are among 10 waterways on American Rivers’ Most Endangered Rivers in America roster for 2023.
Others include the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon, the Okefenokee Swamp straddling Florida and Georgia, and the Snake River that flows through Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Two Pennsylvania rivers make national top 10 most endangered list Read More »
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