With another late start to the gun deer season, Wisconsin hunters may need help getting deer to move on opening weekend. The rut will be history by Saturday, Nov. 21, for the opener, but the
On Aug. 24, New York DEC Fish and Wildlife Biologist and Head Research Scientist Kevin Hynes, 62, died tragically in an automobile accident not far from his office in Delmar.
“The loss of Kevin
A Kenosha County angler says he is disappointed with the restitution process after his boat was struck by a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) conservation warden’s craft in the spring.
On May 9,
I check Birdcast.org most mornings to see the migration that took place overnight, and I’m always astounded by the sheer number of birds passing over while we sleep. Many follow well-established pathways called flyways, and
Put a pointer on a pheasant and the dog freezes.
Put a flushing dog into the same cover. The bird may explode from the grass seconds later.
Now change the pheasant. A wild
If the unofficial but preliminary harvest figures coming in from DEC on the expanded early September antlerless deer hunt in parts of New York’s Southern Zone serve as any indication, then hunters are wasting no
Congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany met Oct. 1 in Ashland with 30 frustrated Lake Superior charter boat captains, guides and representatives of various conservation groups concerned about the decline in northern Wisconsin fisheries.<br
Federal and state wildlife managers aren’t doing themselves, citizens, or even wolves any favors by not offering us details on what happened in Wisconsin’s Price County town of Flambeau that ended with nine dead wolves.<br
Deer season in greater upstate New York kicks in another notch when the week-long Northern Zone early muzzleloading season begins Saturday, Oct. 17. A week later, on Oct. 24, the regular (rifle) season begins and
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