LAKE MEAD – Anglers are finding good action for smallmouth and largemouth bass in most areas. The fish are hitting on crankbaits and plastics. The Temple Bar is area is providing good action for striped bass as well as the largemouth and smallmouth variety. The stripers are on the small side but the numbers are […]
Fishing Report for Nevada May 23, 2012 Read More »
This week we bring you a collection of unusual ways to deal with wild animal attacks—all with a definite Offbeat Outdoors touch! Teed Off Wildcat A pair of 60-something golfing buddies, Ira Girard and Jerry Crown, was finishing up at the 18th green at Tucson’s Skyline Country Club when a full-grown bobcat raced toward the
Offbeat Dispatches Read More »
St. Paul, Minn. – Minnesota citizens interested in influencing natural resources issues at the local level are encouraged to run for supervisor of their local Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD). SWCD supervisor positions are filled through general elections on November 6. Individuals who wish to be on the ballot in 2012 must file for
Filing for Minnesota SWCD Supervisor Candidates is May 22 – June 5, 2012 Read More »
Few of us here in the Buckeye State would admit that anything good could cross the northern border from WolverineLand, at least when college football tensions are strung high. But it says here that the Michigan DNR is moving along with a program that the Ohio DNR’s Division of Wildlife would do well to adopt.
Ohio DNR would do well to mimick Michigan's pheasant program Read More »
As I reported in the first installment of this blog, my wife and I will pick up our second bird dog this weekend. The pup will be a 10-week old female German shorthaired pointer from the same bloodlines as my five-year old GSP, “Trammell.” Trammell is named in honor of my childhood hero, Alan Trammell,
Naming my Second Bird Dog, Part 2 of 2 Read More »
North Dakota’s sage grouse population appears to have rebounded but not to levels that would warrant the resumption of a hunting season this year, wildlife officials say.
North Dakota sage grouse population grows, still no hunting Read More »
The state Senate voted Monday to ban the use of dogs to hunt bears and bobcats, a practice the bill’s author compared with shooting animals in a zoo.
California Senate votes to ban bear, bobcat hunting with dogs Read More »
A free youth fishing derby aimed at keeping children away from drugs will also feature a magic show, martial arts exhibition and displays about the outdoors.
West Virginia's Tygart Lake offers free family fishing June 9-10 Read More »
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