Bruce Trumbower has a passion for habitat and sharing it with others
Twenty-five years ago he hunted his Pennsylvania farm during the first week of rifle deer season and realized there was a problem.<br
South Dakota wildlife officials aim for a pre-hunting season pronghorn population of 58,000 to 79,000. The 2024 pre-season estimate was about 35,000, well below that range.
Some residents of the state want to turn
With Wisconsin Waterfowl Association (WWA) Executive Director Bruce Ross looking to retire later this year, WWA is about to open a search for Ross’s successor.
Ross has served as WWA’s executive director for 6.5
As a wise cousin said to me recently: “Before there were friends, there was family.” That’s true whether the family member is Clark Griswold or Cousin Eddie from National Lampoon’s “Vacation” franchise.
Before I
Aspects of the 2025 deer season framework will go before the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) during its Wednesday, June 25, meeting at the University of Wisconsin–Parkside in Kenosha.
The board will meet in-person
Michigan hunters harvested more deer – in particular more antlerless deer – last year than in 2023.
In all seasons combined, about 373,000 deer were bagged in Michigan, according to preliminary data reported by
In a case that the Michigan DNR says highlights the importance of the agency’s bear-baiting regulations, state wildlife biologists in Montmorency County recently removed a plastic lid from the neck of a young black bear
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced in a release on June 18 that it has added eight counties to a deer feeding and attractant ban to reduce the risk of chronic wasting disease spread.<br
Several months ago I wrote a column with the title, “Who Funds Fisheries Programs.” It highlighted a report issued by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) about the difficulty of collecting excise taxes on foreign-made
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