September 16, 2015 Outdoor News Features Venison Cooking Tips by Hank Shaw Photos by Holly Heyser For hunters who value the connection between their white-tailed deer harvest and preparing a quality venison dinner, Outdoor News Inc. has partnered with award-winning chef Hank Shaw to bring readers a feature on the proper cooking techniques for venison. Check out […]
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Erie, Pa. — As species of plants and animals continue to spread through Europe via canals that connect their waterways, Ponto-Caspian region animals such as fish and invertebrates remain the most likely to make the trip across the Atlantic Ocean to North America. The Ponto-Caspian region is an area that includes the Black, Caspian, and
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Waterfowl season is upon us, and as hunters take to the field, the last thing they are thinking about is the relationship between the rising cost of eggs and migratory birds. What links them is avian flu. The highly pathogenic H5N2 strain this past year has killed more then 48 million birds in commercial egg
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Munising, Mich. — Munising fisherman Ron Avery caught his largest lake trout to date on July 9 while trolling north of Munising. The lunker laker was about 40 inches long and weighed 32 pounds. Avery was obviously pleased about making the catch, and he was surprised to see that the fish had been fitted with
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Springfield, Ill. — Placed at a buffet of various fishes, the largemouth bass appears to have a surprising preference. Old ‘big mouth’ likes to dine on old ‘big head.’ This we learn from a unique study led by the Illinois Natural History Survey and the University of Illinois, which tested the bass’ dietary decisions
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