Pre-dawn on Saturday Nov. 7, 2026 roughly 400,000 Minnesota deer hunters will don blaze orange and head to woods and fields in hopes a whitetail will waltz into shooting range.
Although most deer hunters
On Sept. 30, some 300-plus students from Clyde, Fremont Ross, Gibsonburg, New Riegel, Old Fort, Genoa, Port Clinton, Woodmore, Margaretta, and Zanesville high schools and Heidelberg University gathered on Ohio’s Sandusky River near Fremont to
After six consecutive days of hunting, Alex Steve had no idea that a big bull elk that showed up on his trail camera in the preseason was about to walk into his call.
The
A major court decision and the discontinuation of the deputy warden program has changed law enforcement within the Pennsylvania Game Commission. With the 2026-27 hunting season well underway, how will the changes impact the resource,
I’ve been elk hunting twice. Each had highs and lows – the first physical, the second emotional.
The first was a few years back. I bought an over-the-counter nonresident bull elk tag for Colorado’s
Lee DeBruin and his son Blake, 13, drove more than 200 miles in September to be students in the only learn-to-hunt-doves event registered with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) R3 program.
“Quality
Is it possible for too much of a good thing to be a problem? It seems that way, at least for me, every time October rolls around.
This month is like a smorgasbord of
A pair of eyes gleamed in the darkness ahead as I shined my headlamp down the wooded trail that I was following. A young doe stood just off the trail, curious to know what was
We have all read at one time or another in a hunting book or magazine article dedicated to deer hunting, about youngsters who wondered and fantasized about going to deer camp.
Being too young
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