Buckle up, Minnesota pheasant hunters: Saturday’s 9 a.m. opener could be the start of one of the best seasons in recent memory.
“Based on the numbers and anecdotal reports, it looks like we’re poised
Deer hunters in Ohio arrowed straight and true during the first four days of the state’s 2026-2027 archery deer hunting season.
The figures tell the tale of the tape. For the first four days
One of the big takeaways from the recent “shared services” study by the Wildlife Management Institute was that savings and efficiency could be realized by eliminating redundancy within the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Fish &
Deer hunters always seem up for a good debate, which these days is often capable of deteriorating into a full-blown argument, especially if it involves Facebook or message boards.
Maybe it’s always been that
Anyone in the market for a new boat or new boat motor has suffered from sticker shock. In many instances, today’s price is double what it cost just 15 years ago. Since 2016, inflation accounts
A report from hikers on the North Country Trail helped Michigan biologists locate and save 27 threatened lake sturgeon stranded in isolated pools of the West Branch Ontonagon River late this past summer.
The
Michigan lawmakers have been calling on Congress to take action aimed at addressing what they describe as growing problems associated with increasing numbers of double-crested cormorants.
Michigan State Reps. Ken Borton, R-Gaylord, and Alicia
The USA Bass Team cruised to its second straight gold medal at the 20th World Black Bass Championship, which was held Oct. 1-3 at Lake Hamilton in Arkansas.
The USA Bass team compiled just
A bug that prevented users from viewing their licenses and license products on the DNR’s new Electronic Licensing System was resolved over the weekend.
Jamie Gangaware, ELS executive for the Division of Wildlife, said
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