Suppressors for hunting are OK’d
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Ohio has joined more than 30 states that allow hunters to use soup-can-sized noise suppressors on guns for certain wildlife such as deer and game birds.
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DNR says revenue less than expected
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
New hunting and fishing license fee rates that took effect this year resulted in about an $8 million increase in revenue over the last fiscal year, but the added money is about $3 million less
Safest hunting season ever now in the books
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
There were no firearms-related fatalities in Michigan during the 2014 hunting seasons, and nine accidents total through all seasons combined from January through December, according to DNR records.
Bill puts limits on use of biodiversity management
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Michigan lawmakers recently approved legislation to limit the DNR’s ability to set aside land in the name of biodiversity, a controversial measure that pits timber interests and outdoorsmen against environmentalists.
Court battle looms over huge buck
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
A Huntingdon County judge may have to decide what could be a precedent-setting case over who owns a captive deer shot in the wild.
PGC throws book at serial deer poacher
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
A Florida man was hit with a slew of fines and penalties for a series of poaching incidents – including one that involved small children – in Westmoreland County, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
No new regs on treestand IDs or early calling
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Some of the best decisions, it’s often said, are those made not to act on seemingly bright ideas. Evidence of that truism was likely on display at Pennsylvania game commissioners’ work session here in late
Winter fun for kids? There's an app for that, and it's called ice fishing
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
When it comes to taking kids ice fishing, who better to ask for advice about doing it than kids themselves?
Lawmakers: Kill AIS training program
Site Staff
January 15, 2015
Lawmakers have taken aim at a controversial program set to begin this year that requires anyone who tows a boat in Minnesota to complete aquatic invasive species training.
