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Corn and soybean harvest nearly complete

Maryland DNR fisheries researchers including Ryan Gary and Joseph Love examined results from 73 professional anglers across eight MLF Bass Pro Tour events in 2025.

When a bullet smashed through a window of a Berks County home on the last Sunday of the 2025 firearms deer season, the incident didn’t even make it to the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s upper echelon
As Give to the Max Day and holiday giving season approach, the Outdoor News Foundation highlights its second-year successes.

The Ohio Division of Wildlife recently launched a new research vessel for the state’s Lake Erie fishery.

State officials say the flooding at Morton’s salt mine under Lake Erie poses no immediate threat to the lake or its fisheries. But with the water’s source still unknown and the mine closed indefinitely, many

I’m still a little wishy-washy on cellphones in the treestand, or reliance on technology in the outdoors altogether. A big part of me believes that when you head into the woods or climb into a

Hunters live for opening days. The only thing missing – other than the sleep you tried to get the night before – is the morning light. The magic of sunrise is not something to describe.

A section of the Great Allegheny Passage in Fayette County, Pa., will remain closed indefinitely following a deadly rockslide Oct. 17, according to state officials who are investigating the incident.
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