Albany — Although deer hunting seasons have been open in various forms in parts of New York for weeks, things are about to intensify on Saturday, Nov. 21, when the Southern Zone regular season begins.<br
DNR crews found young brook trout in two east-metro streams this summer, proof that the new MN Driftless strain, bred from Minnesota’s remnant native brookies, is reproducing on its own just a few years after
Prescribed fire keeps invasive grasses and woody vegetation in check while promoting native plants and improving wildlife habitat.
Every season, deer are lost that could have been found. Here’s a refresher on reading a deer’s reaction at the shot, waiting the right amount of time, and knowing what the blood is telling you.
As executive director of the Michigan Pheasant Hunting Initiative, I posted an update video online about public lands where rooster pheasants will be released.
Trying to help hunters get the best bang for their
Like many Pennsylvania hunters and anglers, I’m at that stage of my life where chances are pretty good, when I wake up in the morning, something will be hurting.
I’ve taken it for exactly
Didn’t sleep a wink all night. Too busy reliving my botched shot. Make that shots, plural.
I kept shooting low. I knew I should have aimed higher on shots two and three, but I
New cartridges like the 6.5 Creedmoor and 7 mm PRC are built to keep their speed at long range, not to set velocity records. But if you’re shooting game inside 400 yards, your classic deer
The Great Lakes Aquarium in Duluth is now rearing lake sturgeon alongside the DNR and Fond du Lac Band, and on Nov. 3, 255 tagged fingerlings went into the St. Louis River. A new rearing
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