Isle Royale National Park officials closed two of its northern camping areas for the remainder of July as staff try to discourage wolves from entering campsites to steal food.
Liz Valencia, acting administrative officer
A baby loon has found a new family after attempts to reunite it with its parents failed because an aggressive sibling repeatedly drove it away.
The Minnesota Loon Rescue Team, based in Brainerd, received
Iowa deer hunters have some changes they should understand ahead of the upcoming hunting seasons.
Deer license sales will now begin at 9 a.m., on Aug. 15, which is a change from previous years.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials are investigating a lake sturgeon that was found on Durham Road in Whitehall (Muskegon County), just south of the White River access.
The 71-inch fish was dumped on
Illinois lost an estimated 20,000 squirrel hunters between 2012 and 2022 – part of an ongoing decline in overall hunter participation that had begun three decades prior.
But something – no one is quite
Imagine nearly 5,000 acres of undeveloped forest dotted with small lakes, plenty of hunting and trapping opportunities, remote camping sites, and miles of hiking trails.
Sound too good to be true? It might, but
Eleven members of the Ashland/Washburn High School Trap Team competed July 10-12 at the USA High School Clay Target League National Championships in Mason, Mich., where they placed ninth in the nation as a team.<br
After a decade of turbulence – including a temporary shutdown during COVID and threats of the state selling off the entire facility – the World Shooting Complex in southern Illinois has sailed seemingly smooth waters
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) used about $9,000 in restitution to buy new sonar equipment for emergency response to public safety incidents and natural resource protection cases.
The DNR received the restitution
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