On Sept. 30, some 300-plus students from Clyde, Fremont Ross, Gibsonburg, New Riegel, Old Fort, Genoa, Port Clinton, Woodmore, Margaretta, and Zanesville high schools and Heidelberg University gathered on Ohio’s Sandusky River near Fremont to
A major court decision and the discontinuation of the deputy warden program has changed law enforcement within the Pennsylvania Game Commission. With the 2026-27 hunting season well underway, how will the changes impact the resource,
The city is helping pilot a new approach to managed mentored hunting by the Pennsylvania Game Commission as part of its ever-expanding controlled archery program.
Pittsburgh is one of many locations around the state
The Pennsylvania Senate Game and Fisheries Committee advanced two bills at its Sept. 29 hearing – one that requires state game wardens to have a warrant to enter any private property and another to increase
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission spent time at its October meeting reviewing research on deer behavior at bait sites and food plots to better understand factors for disease transmission.
Samantha Courtney, a Michigan DNR
Michigan wildlife officials are asking deer hunters in five southwestern Lower Peninsula counties to help determine whether chronic wasting disease is becoming more prevalent, launching an intensive sampling effort for the 2026 hunting season.
Jason Koontz, of Frederick, has earned a Master Angler Milestone Award under the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ FishMaryland program. The award recognizes recreational anglers who catch 10 trophy-sized fish of different species in Maryland.
A Westmoreland County man has been convicted of homicide by vehicle in the February 2025 death of a friend who was trapped under the ice on Deep Creek Lake in Maryland.
Ricky A. Wise,
Twenty-two lucky hunters drew tags for Pennsylvania’s archery elk season Sept. 12-27, which included three Sundays for the first time. There were 15 antlered elk tags, with 14 of the 15 hunters being successful. Seven
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