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Best management practices to help protect hunters and their families against chronic wasting disease.
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Best management practices to help protect hunters and their families against chronic wasting disease.

Deer hunting during archery season combines challenge, work, beauty and a different animal compared to later gun seasons.

Be aware of bucks, does crossing the highways, byways of Ohio.

Hunters who harvest deer in north-central and southeast Minnesota during firearms deer season will have 26 dumpsters available in a variety of locations to dispose of carcasses after completing deer registration, chronic wasting disease sampling

Don’t throw your deer hides away this season, it only takes minutes to drop it off at a local Hides for Habitat drop box and have it get put to good use!

The regulations, which become effective Sunday, Dec. 1, are the same as those of last winter but more restrictive than during 2019 open water fishing.

Getting farther from the parking areas and hunting weekdays often the keys to success on hard-hunted public areas.

For the second year in a row a significant weather event put a dent in the plans of deer hunters, especially those in and around the southern and eastern Adirondacks and beyond – this writer

Hunting for bears, deer, turkeys and grouse in Pennsylvania.
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