
Holiday surprise: Pheasants ‘secretly’ released for annual hunt
“We don’t publicize the date of the release. We keep it pretty close to the vest. They (the public) have no idea where the releases will occur.”
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“We don’t publicize the date of the release. We keep it pretty close to the vest. They (the public) have no idea where the releases will occur.”

Copper mining waste rock known as stamp sands have built up in an Upper Peninsula waterway and threaten an important whitefish, lake trout spawning area.

There are many different ways to catch fish when going out ice fishing. Outdoor News’ Jason Revermann shares his favorite technique ice fishing while using set lines rather than other ways when you’re jumping from

Dozens of salt-loving mountain goats are coming down from the slopes of western Wyoming to lick up the salt-and-sand mixture that snowplows spread over a highway, leading to collisions with vehicles traversing the icy canyon

With many of the state’s lakes more than 50 years old, natural woody debris has broken down naturally, prompting the state to ask for Christmas trees for fish habitat.

The big cat weighing more than 100 pounds came within 10 feet of the hunter before he shot it.

Despite unseasonably warm temperatures, a few whitefish have been caught through the ice in Michigan’s north country.

Almost 4,000 more deer killed this year compared to last year.

Thirty-day prohibition follows positive deer on Douglas County farm.
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