As turkey experts work through the next iteration of Wisconsin’s 10-year turkey plan, hunters shouldn’t expect many changes, although the group may take a look at moving the Dec. 10 application deadline.
The Department
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is encouraging hunters in targeted areas of Herkimer and Otsego counties to help protect New York’s wild white-tailed deer population from Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) this hunting
Steve Burns became the Wisconsin DNR’s new statewide deer and elk specialist Oct. 5. He succeeds Jeff Pritzl, who retired in late 2025.
Burns had been working as the Department of Natural Resource’s (DNR)
As professional bass fishing continues a split-season approach to forward-facing sonar, Illinois high school officials are weighing how the rapidly advancing technology should be handled in student competition.
B.A.S.S. recently announced that its Bassmaster
Mallards and other ducks have been slow to arrive on the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, with the latest aerial survey showing waterfowl numbers well below historical averages as hunting efforts in the northern and central
Long-time New York Outdoor News contributing writer Bill Hilts Jr. was recently honored by the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers during the group’s annual conference held Oct. 11-15 in Lewiston, Niagara County.
The
A mentoring group has unveiled a shorter name as part of a shift in identity that includes a new logo as the nonprofit enters a period of growth and expansion.
Formerly known as Pass
Ohio deer hunters are making record weekly laps in the number of animals they are taking.
With only a few exceptions in a handful of west-central counties within the state’s chronic wasting disease surveillance
Young deer hunters continue to set a challenging pace for their elders, with Illinois DNR reporting another record youth-season harvest.
DNR reported that a total of 4,852 deer were taken, 110 more than the
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