Family, friends mourn the loss of Gary L. Clancy
A lifetime Minnesotan and father figure to many, one of America’s great outdoors writers died Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at the age of 68.
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My note to Gary Clancy
Gary Clancy passed away on Wednesday afternoon, July 27. The author wrote this note to him last week when he learned the longtime Outdoor News contributor had entered hospice care.
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Presidential campaigns address varied outdoor issues
Fort Collins, Colo. — Representatives from the presidential campaigns of Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump took questions about guns, public lands, and other natural resource issues recently at the Hilton Fort Collins hotel. Two avid outdoorsmen, Donald Trump Jr., speaking on behalf of his father’s campaign, and Rep. Mike Thompson, D-Calif., representing the
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Dan Ashe talks issues from Malheur refuge to Great Lakes wolves
USFWS director doesn’t mince words in outlining challenges for sportsmen in 2016 and beyond
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Wetting a line in Colorado’s Poudre River for browns and rainbows
Big trout, a deep Western canyon, and a surly serpent highlight a morning of flyfishing on a classic coldwater fishery.
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Presidential campaigns meet the outdoor press in Colorado
Representatives from the presidential campaigns of Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump took questions about guns, public lands, and other natural resource issues last week at the Hilton Fort Collins hotel.
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Modern causes honor ghosts of conservation past
The old guard of conservation is gone, but good fights demanding strong leaders still remain.
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Becoming a hunter-gatherer: chasing north country wild rice
Minnesota produced a bumper crop of what the Ojibwe call manoomin in 2015, but a day attempting to harvest it via traditional methods produced mostly tired muscles with a healthy dose of good memories for the author and a companion.
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Cecil the lion, Walter Palmer, and emotions gone wild
The outcry and disturbing rush to judgement over an African big game hunting story exposes the sorry, dysfunctional state of public discourse in the 21st century digital world.
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