Pennsylvania cuffs and collars are field reports from Wildlife Game Wardens. These reports are from the April 11, 2025, edition of Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars: Buck taken without a license in Beaver County Read More »
According to Brad Trumbo, who hails from the Pacific Northwest where kokanee is an abundant game fish, “There are worse things in life than kicking back on the boat on a gorgeous spring morning while the downriggers troll a small squid bait in the vicinity of a kokanee school.”
He is also quick to point out that when you reel up a kokanee, “chrome-bright and destined for the cooler, it is a prize not to be squandered.”
Taste of the Wild: Grilled tandoori kokanee (or trout) Read More »
The Boone and Crockett Club recently announced that Tony Caligiuri of Osceola, Iowa, has been elected as the new president of the 138-year-old organization.
Caligiuri, who has been a member since 2011, began his term as the club’s 37th president by leading his first spring meeting of the club in March in Louisville, Kentucky, during the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference.
Iowa’s Tony Caligiuri named new president of the Boone and Crockett Club Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the April 11, 2025, edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Waive antler rules for seniors Read More »
In a recent two-week period, two positive cases of CWD were found in wild deer, both adult bucks. One was in Carbon County and the other in Luzerne County, locations 10 miles apart.
A Pennsylvania Game Commission spokesman said the following “Given that the positive deer in Carbon County was displaying clinical signs of the disease, it was likely infected for a year or more, spreading prions all the while.”
Commentary: Scrap antler restrictions in Pennsylvania disease areas to slow CWD spread Read More »
Inevitably, despite my best intentions to be an honest turkey hunter, I always seem to find myself drifting toward scouting for whitetails during turkey season.
One of my favorite layers of irony to unpack with that statement is the fact that I can happily pull off all-day whitetail sits in November, deer or no deer, consecutive days in a row, but the second the turkeys stop talking, I get antsy and feel the need to explore.
Ryan Rothstein: Turkey hunting and whitetail scouting go hand in hand Read More »
As this issue of Pennsylvania Outdoor News went to press, there were three new bills in the Senate Game and Fisheries Committee and two voted out of the House Game and Fisheries Committee that should be of interest to readers.
Legislative update: Outdoors-related bills move in Pennsylvania Senate, House panels Read More »
Michigan lawmakers are considering legislation to address gaps in the state’s trespassing laws, with two bills offering different approaches to resolving ongoing issues.
State Rep. Curt VanderWall, R-Ludington, reintroduced legislation in March to allow the use of purple paint to designate private property boundaries, marking at least the third recent legislative session with the proposal.
New Michigan bills address trespass issues Read More »
Are you interested in fishing sturgeon on the Rainy River?
MN Daily Update: How to fish spring sturgeon on the Rainy River Read More »
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