Loggers come to the little cabin
Christine Thomas
March 21, 2023
I had been dreading this day. Approximately 50 acres of the little cabin property is enrolled in the Managed Forest Law (MFL) program.
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Strategies for spring steelhead on Lake Erie tributaries
Jerry Bush
March 21, 2023
By the time spring comes around, the fish have spent months with fewer food sources, and most have released a major portion of their energy during the spawning process. Adding to the challenge for anglers
De-extincting the Great Lakes blue pike may be worth looking at
Mike Schoonveld
March 20, 2023
Blue pike were most abundant in Lake Erie but they could be caught in Lake Huron and Lake Ontario as well and occasionally in the Niagara, Detroit, and St. Clair rivers. Blue pike closely were
Quadruplet brothers from Wisconsin each spear a sturgeon
Larry Polenske
March 20, 2023
Quadruplet brothers from Greenville, Jack, Riley, Sam, and Evan O’Connell, all age 21, went four-for-four on sturgeon spearing this year on Lake Poygan. One sturgeon is among the heaviest ever seen from Lake Poygan.
Take this primer on wild mushroom hunting before hitting the woods
Michael Kensinger
March 19, 2023
This time of year can be almost overwhelming with the number of pursuits it has to offer. Soon, thousands of people around the state will be hunting the elusive morel mushroom, and many for the
Consider this advice before buying a used boat
Dan Durbin
March 18, 2023
Timing the market is something financial advisors rarely recommend, but can an angler make an educated guess at when he or she should time a used boat purchase? How about private or dealer purchases? What
Smaller shotguns now packing a big punch for wild turkeys
Phil Bourjaily
March 17, 2023
Thanks to new loads that pack a serious punch, the .410 shotgun has become a legitimate, lightweight firearm for chasing North Country gobblers.
You’ll get less of the weight and none of the recoil
Michigan’s deer management stirs up differing points of view
Steve Griffin
March 17, 2023
The next time you’re in an argument about deer, or just taking umbrage at what another person is saying, proposing or doing with or about them, consider this: You might be talking about a different
Mild winter in Pennsylvania good for wildlife after dry summer
Tom Venesky
March 17, 2023
In much of the state, 2022 was awfully dry from July through September. It is a stretch that represents a critical time for wildlife heading into the winter, because it’s a time when vegetation is
