The Michigan DNR has confirmed epizootic hemorrhagic disease in four counties so far in 2026, with plenty more tests pending in additional counties.
The DNR’s Wildlife Health Section and Michigan State University Veterinary Diagnostic
The Pennsylvania Game Commission has overhauled its Hunter Access Program this year in an effort to boost declining landowner participation and increase opportunities for hunters.
With enrolled properties at about 600,000 acres – down
The Minnesota DNR celebrated the 75th anniversary of the state’s wildlife management area (WMA) system, inviting past leaders to celebrate their combined efforts throughout the decades.
The celebration was held at one of Minnesota’s
If U.S. anglers thought they were immune from the sniping via the U.S./Canadian trade war, they need a fresh slap in the face of Great Lakes water.
Mike Leonard, vice president of government affairs
Hunting license sales are down nearly 4.5% at the end of August, although Pennsylvania Game Commission officials believe there is still time to reverse the trend.
Both resident and nonresident licenses are included in
An armadillo found as roadkill in southwest Ohio has researchers scratching their collective heads wondering from where the non-native mammal came.
According to a story published by the USA Today network, researchers at Miami
Hunters in Ohio’s chronic wasting disease (CWD) surveillance area have additional dates this season to pursue white-tailed deer. The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife announced archery hunting season began Saturday, Sept. 12, and early
On Friday night Sept. 11, the night before the Saturday, Sept. 12, WISCO Crown Bass Championship Tournament was set for the Minocqua Chain of Lakes in Wisconsin’s Oneida County, five-time angler-of-the-year Adam Eisele was found
The federal duck stamp contest: It’s called the Olympics of Wildfowl Art for a reason – and that’s because some of the nation’s best waterfowl artists submit their artwork for judging each year.
The
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