FAIRMONT AREA The second weekend of deer season was slower than the first, but it sounded like many hunters filled their tags opening weekend. There are ducks and geese moving through the area with hunting pressure reported as minimal. Anglers fishing from shore at Tuttle Lake are catching walleyes on minnows. Budd Lake and Lake […]
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With the Zone 2 and 3A deer seasons closed, and the Zone 1 season still open through Sunday, firearms hunters have killed a total of 134,107 deer so far this season. That’s about 6 percent less than they had taken at the same time last year. Through earlier this week, the buck kill in the
Deer kill down from last year; buck harvest up Read More »
Some of New York state’s biggest whitetails were recognized at the New York State Big Buck Club’s 40th annual awards banquet this fall.
Monster mash: Big Buck Club recognizes 2011’s best Read More »
A white-tailed deer taken by a hunter in Wisconsin has fallen short of the score needed to become a new world’s record, according to the Boone and Crockett Club.
Wisconsin buck falls short of B&C world record status Read More »
Last April when the Pennsylvania Game Commission board approved the use of baiting (on a limited basis) on Red Tag farms in several southeastern counties during deer season, I didn’t like it. Hunting deer over bait isn’t ethical, in my opinion, but ethics aside it’s a dangerous proposition. We all know that feeding deer congregates
Stop baiting deer on southeast’s Red tag farms – it could spread CWD Read More »
State wildlife officials confirmed two cougar sightings in Illinois in the course of a week, but they speculate it might be the same animal – one that began its journey from southern Wisconsin.
Cougar caught on camera confirmed, linked to another Read More »
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