Successful deer hunters can now get ages from teeth data – and according to that data, oldest deer harvested last season were a pair of 17-year-old does. Oldest buck was 10 years old.
Deer teeth telling a story of survival in Vermont Read More »
This year, there were no chaperones, and people were mostly left to police themselves. Sometimes that went smoothly, but other times it’s proved to be an ugly affair – and the stakes are high when large carnivores, naive tourists and high-speed traffic are all part of the equation.
‘Bear Jam’ 2020: Wyoming grizzly-viewing experience getting hairy Read More »
The new rules are designed to allow hunters to kill black and brown bears over bait, black bears including cubs and females with cubs with artificial light at den sites, and wolves and coyotes including pups during the denning season. Hunters can also kill caribou from traveling motorboats and swimming caribou.
Federal agencies move to increase Alaska hunting, trapping Read More »
The remote island in Lake Superior said it’s delaying the summer opening because of coronavirus restrictions. Camping might become available by late June or July but there will be no ferry service.
Virus upsets summer plans at Isle Royale Read More »
Hunters would be allowed to kill only six bull elk in 2020 under a proposal the state Department of Natural Resources board is considering.
DNR mulls tighter elk harvest limits Read More »
An usually dry and cool spring has kept much of this year’s morel crop in hiding. And that’s bad news for this group, which buys and sells mushrooms at this time of the year as part of its fundraising efforts.
Dry, cool spring leaves Wisconsin town desperate for morels Read More »
Video of the November attack circulated quickly on social media and generated outrage, along with pressure on investigators to solve the case.
Probation, community service imposed in high-profile deer abuse case Read More »
Thousands of public land users are flooding the public comment portals in what is emerging as one of the most controversial rules in years for the Bureau of Land Management.
Traditional bikers, e-bikers clash over new trail rules Read More »
And a boater suffered non-life-threatening injuries after he also surprised a grizzly with a cub.
Grizzly attacks shed hunter in western Wyoming Read More »
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