Pittman-Robertson is funded by those who hunt and sport shoot via firearms sales, ammunition sales, and archery-related sales. Further, they should know enough about this law to implore members of Congress that this law must
Locating grouse during December can be difficult since the birds are usually concentrated in small areas. Once found they are often wary and flush wild, making it difficult for a pointing dog, let alone for
While other folks were giving their blaze-orange deer-hunting apparel a good wash in scent-reducing detergent, locating their ammo, and, in some cases sighting-in their guns (yes, I heard them), I was wandering the grasslands of
Regarding Tim Spielman’s Nov. 1 “Streams of Thought” column: Finally someone has brought attention to the topic of invasive European buckthorn. It’s long overdue. Every new growing season it is getting worse!.
Featured at this year’s expo is a collection of shelters and wheelhouses, a kids trout-fishing pond, the latest in gear, augers, tackle, and rods and reels, guides and resort destinations, seminars from guides and Clam
A new report released by the Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation last month provides the most detailed and up-to-date data concerning the economic effect and importance of America’s hunters and sport shooters to national and state economies.
St. Paul — In 2024 general election voting, about 77.5% of Minnesota voters approved the renewal to allocate 40% of lottery proceeds to the Environment Natural Resources Trust Fund.
“That’s probably what I expected. We were kind of expecting like a 5, 6% increase in harvest this year, so that’s pretty much right around there. We had pretty good weather,” said Todd Froberg,.
There have been a few muskie anglers around, and most are fishing on the shallow rocks now that the tullibees have moved up to spawn. Several big fish have been caught since last week. Walleye
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