In all, 76 wolves were killed by hunters and others in Wyoming last year, when the state resumed its management of the animals.
Wyoming hunters meet quota with 44 wolves in state’s first wolf hunt since 2013 Read More »
Perch – not walleye or trout, the state’s poster fish species – attracting big numbers of ice anglers from across Montana and beyond to Holter Lake, boasting unexplainable quantity and quality of fish.
A perch mecca in Montana Read More »
WHITE LAKE, Wis. — Sheriff’s officials say a popular campground in a northern Wisconsin forest will close this season due to safety concerns related to a neighboring property owner. WLUK-TV reports that officials decided to close the Boulder Lake Campground in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest because a nearby property owner was holding target practice on
Wisconsin campground closing due to safety concerns Read More »
DENVER — The outdoor gear industry brought its biggest winter marketplace to Denver last week as it faces slipping sales and shifting U.S. consumer habits. About 1,000 manufacturers showed new products to 11,000 retail buyers at the Outdoor Retailer and Snow Show, which ran Thursday through Sunday. Industry retail sales totaled $18.9 billion from December
U.S. sales of outdoor equipment slump as consumer habits shift Read More »
Lesser review planned for land wanted for Minnesota mine.
Easing the path for mining near Boundary Waters? Read More »
The action is largely a formality, as the last known member of the population was seen in 1938. But it was necessary because a species can be listed as endangered only if it’s believed to still exist. Territory ranged from Michigan and southern Ontario to New England, the Carolinas and Tennessee.
Federal agency says Eastern puma extinct, drops protections Read More »
“Entering and exiting the tree stand is a very frequent time for people to fall because you’re in that transition period.”
Study: For hunters hurt in tree-stand falls, most often, it’s spinal injuries Read More »
ERIE, Pa. — Gaze onto Presque Isle Bay these days and you’ll likely see legions of ice fishermen, huddled in shelters, enjoying their favorite winter activity. From the 1880s to the late 1920s, Presque Isle Bay in winter was inhabited by a different lot of outdoors types — scores of polers, plowmen, feeders, packers and
On Erie, before ice-fishing craze, ice harvest was the rage Read More »
It predicts Lake Superior will break a record high level set in the mid-1980s; environmental regulators warn of shoreline erosion in some places on Great Lakes.
Forecast: For fifth consecutive year, Great Lakes water levels on the rise Read More »
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