This week, the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission approved $2 million in federal funding to help protect, restore and enhance wetlands and associated habitats in Iowa and Missouri under the North American Wetlands Conservation Act Standard Grant Program.
Conservation Act Awards $2 Million to Conserve Wetlands in Missouri and Iowa Read More »
The Clifford Branch dam once provided drinking water for the City of Frederick. Now the city no longer needs it. But the dam still constricts and alters water levels and is a barrier to fish passage.
Dam Removal Will Open Brook Trout Stream in Frederick County, Maryland Read More »
Participation in wildlife-associated recreation increased in 28 states since 2006
It’s on! Sept. 15 has traditionally marked the beginning of fall hunting seasons for a lot of Michigan hunters. Sure elk season opened late last month for a select few who won the elk lottery. Bear hunting season started on Sept. 10 for several thousand hunters who were successful in that lottery and the early
In another month or so New York Outdoor News will produce its annual issue with a special focus on trapping, which just about any sportsman would see as a legitimate wildlife management tool. Fortunately the state of New York does, too, and each year thousands of trappers catch furbearers like beaver, mink, muskrat and fisher
Trapping always in the crosshairs Read More »
Many of my fellow outdoorsmen and women are emerging from their summer lairs and heading into the pre-deer season woods. The mission is obvious: do some pre-season scouting and get those tree stands up. The shorter days, cooler temperatures and the overall feel of fall have each of us a little — in my case,
The hunter migration has begun Read More »
DEC is moving forward with its youth deer hunt over the Columbus Day weekend after legislation that would have halted the hunt has yet to get signed into law
New York Youth hunt gets green light Read More »
Few topics drive more questions at my fishing seminars – open water and hard water alike – than weather. How does weather affect fishing? So many factors come into play, but I generally sum it up by saying that fish prefer stable weather. I find my best bites occur after three to four (or more)
Top fishing tactics for any weather Read More »
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