Banquets/Fundraisers. Aug. 20: Macomb & Oakland NWTF Chapter Banquet, 6 p.m., San Marino Club, Troy. For more info call Dave Potter, 248-933-6620. Aug. 29: WTU Wexford County Banquet, 5 p.m., Cadillac Grill, Cadillac. For more info call Jim Kurdziel, 231-894-1515. Sept. 10: WTU Mecosta County Chapter Banquet. 5:30 p.m., Fraternal Order of Eagles, Big Rapids. For more info call Randy…
DISTRICT 1 CO John Kamps responded to the scene of a forest fire and assisted the fire officers in developing a suspect. The CO went to the suspect’s house for an interview and was unable to contact the suspect. During that visit, CO Kamps observed a 4-point deer rack along the front walkway of the suspect’s house. The deer had…
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 15: WTU Licking Valley Chapter Hunters Night Out, 5 p.m., Moundbuilders VFW Post 1060, Newark. For more info call Matt Gayheart, 740-334-7256. Aug. 15: WTU Central Ohio Fall Deer Camp, 4:30 p.m., Aladdin Shrine Center, Grove City. For more info call Joel Reynolds, 614-205-1037. Aug. 21: WTU Medina County American Freedom Dinner, 5 p.m., Medina Eagles, Medina. For…
Division of Wildlife Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 During the month of June, state wildlife officers worked projects at the Indian Lake spillway in Logan County after receiving complaints of people taking game fish, particularly bluegills, with cast nets. The officers issued 11 summonses during the projects, which resulted in $2,200 in fines and courts costs being paid. The…
SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Beaver County Game Warden Mike Yeck reports increased illegal use of ATVs and off-road vehicles on game lands this spring. The ongoing illegal activity has caused damage to trails that are crucial to habitat crews and for emergency access. Enforcement efforts have increased, and violators have been cited when apprehended. Beaver County Game Warden…
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 26: Perry Co. WTU Banquet, 4 p.m., The American Legion, Duncannon. For more info call Terry Meek, 717-439-0150. Sept. 5: WTU Adams County Guns and Glory Night Out, 4 p.m., Gettysburg Fire Department. For More info call Aimee York, 717-501-6641. Sept. 11: WTU Locust Valley Chapter Hunters Night Out, 4 p.m., Ryan Township Fire Hall, Barnesville. For more…
Excellent breeding conditions in the Dakotas and Manitoba helped produce an abundance of ducks, which should benefit hunters this season.
District 1 – Baudette area CO Marc Johnson (Warroad) worked angling activity on Lake of the Woods and ATV enforcement throughout the station. In addition, time was spent investigating a wolf depredation case, assisting other local law enforcement agencies, and patrolling state parks and forests. CO Aaron Larson (Baudette) worked angling, ATVing, and aquatic invasive species enforcement. Angling activity was…
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 16: North Suburban Chapter Annual Banquet and Habitat Fundraiser, 1:00 p.m, Banquets of Minnesota, Fridley. Aug. 30: DGF Rebels Fishing Club, 5:00 p.m., Herds & Horns, Fargo, N.D. For more info call Micah Thureen, 218-329-1632. Sept. 12: WTU Minnesota Loon Lake Deer Camp, 5 p.m., Loon Lake Community Center, Aurora. For more info call 218-290-1388. Sept. 13: Rum…
“These findings indicate that while ruffed grouse are being exposed to WNV, there are birds that are surviving and clearing the virus from their bodies.”
Wisconsin DNR cutting printing cost of hunting regs pamphlet in half with new booklet to debut late August.
Cellular trail cameras allow the hunter to do the two things they most want to do, scout and not visit their hunting property.
Some of the data input, analysis delayed by COVID-19.
Who hasn’t dreamed of catching a big fish? I know I have but, that was a while ago, and any big fish caught I might catch nowadays is photographed and released. My altruism is rooted more in practicality than principle because if I want fish for supper, I’ve found the smaller ones make the best and safest eating. Scientists tell us…
Author ruminates on the trusted model he carries.
Animal was found at campground in July.
To be hunting once again in Pennsylvania will lower stress of COVID-19.
When traditional walleye structure goes cold, consider a patch of vegetation that might just contain more than bass and pike.
Shows the leading causes of death for the iconic national bird are being hit by cars and lead poisoning.
Nearly 60 fish types found in Chicago waters, up from about 10, an increase attributed to a decline in pollution, according to a sampling study.
71st year of counts continues, and second year of West Nile virus sampling shows similar results.
While the virus is present in the Great Lakes region, grouse exposed to the virus can survive.
Employing an underwater camera will make your angling more efficient in your quest to decipher what’s happening underneath the surface.
Targeting Ohio raccoons in aerial sweep of eastern, northeastern parts of state.
With the passing of the Great American Outdoors Act, the Land and Water Conservation Fund will now see $900 million a year from off-shore oil and gas drilling; maintenance backlog on public lands to see $9.5 billion over five years.
The following activities were taken from reports filed in June 2020 Northwest Zone – Captain Laura Petreikis In Jo Daviess County, CPO Hoftender and CPO Posateri seized a Cuvier’s Dwarf Caiman from a Hanover man and helped place it with a licensed professional facility. The owner was issued a warning for possession without a special use permit. In Rock Island…
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