What’s the old saying, “Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?” Essentially, in buck-speak, this translates into, “Why run myself ragged, when all I need is right here?” I’ve heard the argument that the more does on you have on your hunting property, the more intense the rut will be. […]
How will shooting a doe early season affect the rut in your woods? Read More »
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources’ (DNR) 2012 August Upland Wildlife Roadside Survey shows the statewide pheasant population has increased 16 percent when compared to last year.
Iowa Pheasant Population Shows Increase After Mild Winter and Spring Read More »
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s Home From The Hunt™ safety campaign recommends some guidelines when hunting with archery equipment, including crossbows.
Hunters Should Aim for Safety during Archery Season Read More »
Mississippi hunters will get their first chance to hunt waterfowl when the early Canada goose season opens September 1.
Mississippi’s Early Canada Goose Season Opened September 1, 2012 Read More »
Over 1,100 permitted hunters and their guests recently attended MDWFP’s mandatory alligator training courses to prepare for the permitted alligator hunts on public waterways and private lands in 2012.
Mississippi’s Alligator Hunters Prepare for Season Opener Read More »
Thanks for your interest in the Maryland Black Bear Lottery. The winning numbers of those selected to obtain the Black Bear Lottery Permits for the 2012 Hunting Season are listed below.
The Maryland Black Bear Hunting Lottery Numbers have been drawn. Did you win? Read More »
The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has decided to open the Foster tract of the Chesapeake Forest to public hunting, after taking public input for a month.
Maryland DNR Announces Changes To Chesapeake Forest Hunting Tracts Read More »
I’ve been working on an article about Illinois’ updated baiting laws, and how they apply to waterfowl, deer and turkey hunters in the state. There have been a lot of changes over the past decade and after talking to several hunters for the piece, it’s clear that many aren’t familiar with the laws and how
Duck hunters warned about baiting – intentional or not – during drought conditions Read More »
Ann Arbor, Mich. — The Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee (ACRCC) today released new Asian carp footage to the broadcast media and to the public. The footage, which is freely available online in both high-definition and streaming formats, for the first time provides extensive, professionally filmed video of Asian carp, an invasive species threatening to
New video of Asian carp available to public Read More »
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