Deer continue to get 99.9 percent of the attention as the Oct. 1 archery season approaches, but the state’s growing wild turkey flock isn’t about to take the fall season for granted.
DNR’s Division of Fisheries was given the go-ahead to reorganize its field staff on July 1, said Dan Stephenson, assistant fisheries chief.
It’s not the Powerball, but bird hunters in search of a place to hunt this fall might feel like they’ve won the lottery
For those who will brave the heat and the mosquitoes, the early September lull isn’t hopeless but it is more difficult. Squirrels may be more alert, but some barking squirrels hold their ground just a
State Police officials say concealed-carry permits should be available in January and that applications for training to be a concealed-carry instructor are now available.
Boating and fishing on the popular Chain O’ Lakes could change drastically if three pieces of proposed legislation make their way through the state’s General Assembly. A public hearing held last night (Aug. 29) in
As bow season inches closer, the old saying, “good fences make good neighbors” comes to mind.
The season adds a Monday to the traditional weekend season.
Water is no longer considered “bait” for deer and turkeys, making life somewhat easier for farmers who hunted property where they also raised livestock.
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