Learn the life cycle of the walleye to catch more fish
Glen Schmitt
December 21, 2022
Leveraging the walleye’s natural history into ice-angling nirvana.
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Michigan’s drowned river mouth lakes are full of perch
Mike Gnatkowski
December 21, 2022
Why perch from Lake Michigan migrate into West Michigan’s drowned river mouth lakes is a case of mystery and conjecture. Most likely it’s for food.
Invasive Barberry a red flag for tick infestations
Marcus Schneck
December 21, 2022
Hunters, anglers and all outdoors users might want to avoid concentrated areas of Japanese barberry, one of the most widespread invasive plants across Pennsylvania.
Night vision optics aid hog, predator hunters
Dan Hansen
December 21, 2022
The setting sun is generally the signal for most hunters to leave the woods and end their day afield. For many others today, however, the hunt begins after darkness falls.
Profiles in conservation: A look at women’s groups in a male-dominated field
Dan Small
December 21, 2022
More women and girls are taking to the traditionally male-oriented outdoor sports every year.
For Minnesota Board of Animal Health, new Legislature could bring changes
Javier Serna
December 21, 2022
Michelle Carstensen, the DNR’s wildlife program health supervisor, updated the BAH on the DNR’s surveillance efforts this past hunting season.
Father’s prized old rifle lives on in the Duren family hunting lore
Patrick Durkin
December 21, 2022
As a kid who started hunting in the late 1960s, I knew men and friends who carried old bolt-actions like the Springfield M1903-A3, .303 British, .30-40 Krag and 8mm Mauser. Some were original military-grade rifles,
Societal changes from COVID could impact game and fish management
Russ Mason
December 21, 2022
The “COVID bump” on R3 (recruitment, retention, reactivation) proved only temporary.
Long effort turns disgusting urban Monongahela River tributary around
Deborah Weisberg
December 21, 2022
The transformation of cleaning up Nine Mile Run began in 2006.
