Presentations are beginning to change a bit so don’t hold to using what worked two weeks ago. With warmer weather returning, start to think of what you would normally use this time of year.
South Dakota Fishing Report – July 23, 2024 – video Read More »
Fishing, trolling, boating in the Orleans County waters out of the Oak and Point Breeze remains top notch.
Orleans County (N.Y.) Fishing Report – July 23, 2024 Read More »
The Pope and Young Club, America’s leading bowhunting organization, has announced a new world record typical white-tailed deer in velvet and a new world record nontypical white-tailed deer in velvet.
Pope and Young announces two new record whitetails Read More »
The Minnesota DNR confirmed the presence of zebra mussels in
MN Daily Update: Zebra mussels confirmed in three western Minnesota lakes Read More »
Stories about “Project 2025” have been circulating in the news, but what many hunters and anglers may not realize are the implications it would have for the conservation of our nation’s public lands and waters.
This presidential transition document – organized by the Heritage Foundation – establishes recommendations for a potential second Trump administration. The nation’s sportsmen and women should be asking some hard questions about this document.
Commentary: Many threats to public lands and waters within Project 2025 Read More »
In June, biologists and volunteers working for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s Hudson River Estuary Program caught a female Atlantic sturgeon, estimated to weigh about 220 pounds, in the Hudson River near the Town of Hyde Park.
Fish of that size are not unusual, and the DEC has captured even larger sturgeon this year. However, the fact that the fish was a mature female made it a notable catch that grabbed national headlines.
Hudson River researchers in New York boat rare Atlantic sturgeon Read More »
Here are some of the standout reports from the recent
WI Daily Update: A few reports stand out from state’s recent cuffs and collars Read More »
Illinois DNR has long used deer–vehicle collision statistics as the basis for making management decisions regarding the state’s deer hunting seasons.
A new study by Purdue University in neighboring Indiana suggests recreational hunting of deer reduces those collisions, which has always been a benefit of the Illinois’ process. But Purdue’s research adds a bonus: “Targeted recreational hunting can reduce animal-vehicle collisions and generate substantial revenue for wildlife management agencies,” is how the study was titled in the scientific journal Science of The Total Environment.
Indiana research looks at hunting’s effect on deer-vehicle collisions Read More »
If it seems like bears have been in the news more than usual lately, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation says there are several reasons.
Early and mid-summer usually brings a bumper crop of news stories about bears appearing in places they’re not typically seen, from backyards and suburban streets to residential communities. DEC says most bears spotted in unlikely or unusual places in early summer fall into three categories.
New York DEC encourages bear awareness Read More »
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