A Maine couple heading out for a day of fishing happened upon a scene fit for a nature documentary: A moose calf running for its life with a large black bear in pursuit.
Elvia and Todd Malcolm were in Telos Township, Maine, about an hour or so from their home in Lincoln, when they saw a female moose along the edge of a wooded area before she turned down a side road.
Maine couple spots bear chase moose calf and intervenes Read More »
Dry conditions across northern Minnesota also prompts campfire restrictions in entire BWCA
SNF closes multiple BWCA entry points under emergency wildfire order Read More »
Perch action has been really good out of Portage near the Donut in 20-30 feet.
Indiana Fishing Report – July 10, 2026 Read More »
The good old days are now for Lake Erie walleye.
New York Fishing Report – July 10, 2026 Read More »
Beginning hunters will lose access to special antlerless-deer seasons in nine southeastern South Dakota counties this fall as state wildlife officials try to rebuild depleted white-tailed deer populations.
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Commission unanimously approved the one-year closure during its June meeting. This comes after the commission, in May, reduced firearm deer licenses by 1,400 statewide and changed offered archery and muzzleloader licenses from “any deer” to “any buck.”
Nine South Dakota counties lose special youth doe seasons Read More »
There’s a lure that used to be popular for pulling
MN Daily Update: A lure that works but doesn’t get used much anymore Read More »
No matter what type of bow you use to pursue critters, whether it be longbow, recurve, or compound, it’s the projectile that finishes the job.
A good number of bowhunters derive satisfaction from their arrows, building special shafts suited perfectly to their bow set-up and their personal tastes. As a dyed-in-the-wool traditional bowhunter, I go all in on creating my own arrows, from tapered cedar arrows to aluminum and – the most common shaft material – carbon.
A beginner’s guide to building your own hunting arrows Read More »
With wild turkeys now firmly established in the state and hunting for them as popular as ever, the Minnesota DNR is placing more emphasis on monitoring turkey populations. Hunters have an opportunity to assist in the efforts.
The DNR is asking the public to report all of their pheasant and turkey sightings through an online survey open from July through August. It’s part of a nationwide effort initiated by the National Wild Turkey Federation as state agencies share important information on turkeys.
“Man, they sure are biting,” I exclaimed.
I was referring to the mosquitoes. This was an unusual statement for me to make, as the mosquitoes generally leave me alone, especially if my husband, Stan, or my daughter, Shannon Honl, are along. They are mosquito magnets. Of course, this day they were not along.
Christine Thomas: Hot rods slam on Tampa Bay Read More »
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