Deer hunting seasons in South Dakota are in full swing during November and the Game, Fish and Parks Department is reminding hunters that fire danger still exists.
Fire Precautions Needed During South Dakota's Deer Seasons Read More »
Golf Course hazards aren’t always limited to water, sand traps, and hidden bunkers. Shark (Not Greg Norman) Makes Appearance at California Golf Course Golfers at a San Juan Capistrano, Calif., golf course narrowly missed scoring a birdie – or perhaps an eagle or an osprey – on Monday, Oct. 22, when a raptor apparently lost
Golfers Endure the Flukes of Hazards Read More »
Woody Bozeman was fishing the Tallapoosa River for catfish just off the boat ramp at Ft. Toulouse National Historic Park in Wetumpka, Ala.
Alabama Angler Hooks a Prehistoric Surprise Read More »
I just previewed an excellent British-produced documentary about the October 2011 incident in Muskingum County that resulted in new legislation to control the ownership of exotic wildlife in Ohio. “Shoot to Kill: The Ohio Animal Massacre” will air at 9 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 11, on MSNBC. It is the first episode of a new
MSNBC to air show on 2011 exotic animal incident Read More »
One of the things I remember vividly when I was growing up is my mother admonishing me to “Never count your chickens before they’re hatched.” We’ve all heard it said but when it comes to deer hunting nothing could prove to be truer than that caveat. As reported here last week, early in the season
When things go wrong Read More »
There are some things that just make you shake your head. State and law enforcement bureaucracy is one of them. I get the fact that wildlife law enforcement officers have a job to do – and an important one. They are the final keepers of our resource and I’m not above giving them a call
All is not fine with fish/wildlife penalties Read More »
Bad things don’t happen in my neighborhood. That’s what I keep hearing from my neighbors. I have friends who tell me they have no reason to carry a concealed weapon because they actually believe that. Gosh, based on what I’ve seen the past couple of months, that phrase is getting harder to believe. The fact
Bad things don't happen in my neighborhood, do they? Read More »
I really can’t remember ever plodding along in the middle of deer season and wanting to grab the fly rod and head out to a Lake Champlain tributary or even road trip it out to Oak Orchard Creek for some Chinook salmon and brown trout. I’ve done just that in the past, but not because
Angling away from deer hunting Read More »
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