Two wishes for Pennsylvania outdoors in 2020
Ron Steffe
January 3, 2020
The outdoor world of Pennsylvania has many needs, but these are this blogger’s top two.
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Is it time for big game and small game hunters to switch to non-toxic bullets?
Tim Eisele
January 2, 2020
Studies show that bullet fragments move through a dispatched animal carcass well beyond the wound channel.
How about launching a new Thanksgiving tradition in Wisconsin?
Jerry Davis
January 1, 2020
Even if there wasn’t turkey on the tables for the very first autumn celebration, what we have come to know as Thanksgiving, we certainly eat breasts and drumsticks aplenty now. We should not forget there
Niagara expo teaches fishing … and more
Bill Hilts
January 1, 2020
If you have an interest in fishing, you have a desire to learn how to catch fish. That’s as simple as it gets. Becoming more proficient at catching fish is an important part of the
Preserving the memories: affordable options exist
Mike Raykovicz
January 1, 2020
A good taxidermy mount can be an expensive option, but for this blogger, there’s a more practical and far less expensive way to make the memory last.
DNR names new chief conservation warden
Wisconsin DNR Reports
December 30, 2019
Capt. Casey Krueger to succeed Chief Todd Schaller, who will retire from the top law enforcement position.
DNR: Hunting spring gobblers made easier
Minnesota DNR Reports
December 30, 2019
Lottery application now only required for three large wildlife management areas.
Pneumonia is biggest threat to Nevada’s desert bighorn sheep
Associated Press
December 30, 2019
It continues to kill off entire herds statewide.
5 mountain lion attacks on dogs in a week in central Idaho community
Associated Press
December 30, 2019
The state said there’s been an increasing number of predators in the area because elk and mule deer can now be found there year-round.
