A black bear hunter in southeast Minnesota’s Wabasha County filled his tag this season during his first bear hunt.
Kevin Lewison, 48, of Lake City, harvested his bear the morning of Sept. 10. Lewison
The Minnesota DNR Division of Enforcement is urging residents to find season dates and information on its website or in hunting and fishing regulations rather than simply following AI prompts via Google or other search
New York DEC’s deer biologists, I’m sure, are hopeful that the regulation changes designed to boost the antlerless deer harvest in several units is going to work.
Statistics, however, show it’s likely they won’t.<br
Wisconsin hunters shot just more than 182,000 white-tailed deer during last year’s gun deer season.
Those deer had to be processed into hamburger, steaks, and roasts either by the hunter or hunters, or by
Late in the 2024 deer season our hunting party, the Iron Sight Gang, caught up with a beautiful 10-point buck toward the end of a very simple and relatively short deer drive.
There were
Steve Washko has seen his share of central Illinois roadkill over the years. But on a recent drive, his eyes caught something off-kilte.
“First time seeing an armadillo in Springfield,” Washko emailed Illinois Outdoor
Grand Marais, Minn. — The Minnesota DNR is considering shutting down fall fishing in the harbor of this Lake Superior tourist town to protect brook trout that only recently were discovered to be spawning here.<br
Is AI the answer to sizing up the Illinois deer herd? If nothing else, the technology may at least help wildlife managers figure out a way to get a better handle on the population.
The Wisconsin Buck & Bear Club has a new president, with Ben Tilberg filling the role, following the long tenure of retiring President Marlon Laidlaw.
Tilberg’s path to the position began when longtime friend
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