Your Daily Outdoor News Update – June 20th
Your Daily Outdoor News Update – June 20th Read More »
Mark Courts of Harris leads the way, with four Minnesotans finishing in the top five in Cabela’s National Walleye Tour event.
Minnesotans dominate at walleye tour stop on Mississippi River in Wisconsin Read More »
Perham also has a strong showing, finishing first in five of the categories as well.
Alexandria leads the way in Class 8A trap shooting Read More »
Dupont and SM-A both earn overall, varsity titles on Day 7 of 9-day shooting event.
Kyle Dupont helps St. Michael-Albertville trap-shooters to Class 7A sweep Read More »
Bunning wins overall and varsity individual titles, leading Wayzata to the team titles in both divisions.
Class 6A trap shooting: Led by Max Bunning, Wayzata sweeps top honors Read More »
Competition was tight all the way around during the fifth day of the nine-day tournament.
By Ralph Loos Editor Havana, Ill. — So how do you analyze and assess the diets of ducks who spend time on Illinois’ rivers? Study their droppings, of course. With all the glamour of waterfowl science intact, that’s exactly what an Illinois Natural History Survey team did, along the way picking up valuable information about
There’s information in duck droppings Read More »
Black bears create conflicts with homeowners Bangor, Maine — The Northeast’s growing black bear population has awoken, and it’s coming for your garbage. Conflicts between bears and humans are common in May, June and July, when the bears have awoken from slumber and are in need of food that can be more easily acquired from people’s trash,
In the Northeast, trouble is ‘bruin’ this time of the year Read More »