It came without warning. All I heard was what sounded like the crack of a .22 rifle and I was falling. In less than a second I hit the ground and fell head over heels down a slight slope. The unthinkable had happened. I was the victim of a treestand accident and at first I […]
A treestand safety reminder Read More »
Biologists with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation are urging waterfowl hunters to “think geese and cranes” between now and Nov. 27, as large numbers of early migrants have flocked into southwest and western portions of the state in the last five to seven days. “People may not be thinking about geese and cranes yet,
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Pennsylvania’s record bear harvest of 4,164 bruins occurred in 2005, while the second and third largest kills happened in 2009 and 2008, respectively. Last year’s harvest of 3,090 bears ranked fifth overall. I don’t think that I’m going too far out on a limb to predict that hunters will set a new state record bear
The Perfect Storm – expect to see bear harvest records broken this year Read More »
Every deer season it seems we run across a story or two about a hunter who shoots a well-antlered deer, only to discover while field dressing that his his buck is a doe! Mule Deer Surprise Canadian deer hunter Paul Roberts received quite a shock when he prepared to field dress the mule deer buck
A couple of weeks ago I was catching up on some reading when I came across Tony Peterson’s article “To Stop or Not to Stop” in the early October issue of Illinois Outdoor News. Peterson gives some good advice on when it’s a good time and when it’s not a good time to attempt to
Stopping Deer by Their Noses Read More »
We’re writing today because we want your input as we plan future BEYOND Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) workshops for New Hampshire. We are inviting you to take this short survey either because you’ve attended a N.H. Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) workshop in the past, or you’ve expressed an interest in doing so. Respondents who complete
NH: Take out “Beyond Bow” survey, win a prize! Read More »
PIERRE, S.D. – A dozen lucky South Dakota schools have hit the “bulls-eye” in obtaining grants from funding procured by the state Game, Fish and Parks Department. Grants totaling $12,000 are being shared by 12 schools to purchase of archery equipment for participation in the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP). The grants, accompanied
SD: Grants Awarded Through South Dakota Archery Program Read More »
RAPID CITY, S.D. – It’s rare to see impressive big-game animals exhibiting annual rights-of-passage and aggressive instincts, but motorists near Cleghorn Springs Fish Hatchery and in the Hill City area are being asked to slow down for sparring bighorn sheep. “Many of our bighorn sheep come down from higher elevations this time of year to
SD: Motorists Encouraged To Watch For Bighorn Sheep In The Black Hills Read More »
Sometimes a person has to consider if the “means to an end” can justify “the end.” It can be a dangerous scenario. A bill is being considered right now authored by Rep. Joel Kleefisch of Oconomowoc that would establish a catch-and-release season for bass fishing from the first Saturday in March through the Sunday preceding
New Catch and Release Bass Season Read More »
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