This comes from the Minnesota DNR, but it’s a well-worded piece on duck boat safety. Every year, outings that could have been good memories become tragedies. Let’s make this a year with no such tragic
Bemidji, Minn. – Steve Cordts is so confident duck hunters will see birds on Saturday’s opener that he’s got a deal for hunters who don’t: give him a call and he’ll put you on them
Madison – It’s almost always the same. It lurks out there, just beneath the horizon, an opportunity as yet unfulfilled from the boat blinds and the shore blinds, from the cattails, the bulrushes, and sloughs
Elizabethtown, N.Y. – Yes, the official kickoff to the Northern Zone firearms deer season falls on Oct. 22 this year. And, true, it’s preceded by a hugely popular weeklong muzzleloader deer season. But forget the
Join global fly fisher, artist, columnist and fly-fishing guide at MDC Nature Center in Jeff City Oct. 15 The Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) Runge Nature Center, in partnership with the Capital City Fly Fishers,
One of Iowa’s most popular hunting seasons begins October 1 when the archery deer hunting season opens. “We had over 57,000 bowhunters last year and I expect we will have a similar number this year,”
A new study commissioned by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) reports that the vast majority of Americans still support the right to hunt and practice target shooting. The scientific telephone survey of adults was
Springfield – “Duck down.” It’s an exclamation the state’s waterfowlers hope to hear – and themselves utter – several times this fall. For some waterfowlers in the state, it’s the beginning of a new era:
According to a complaint filed by the Equal Opportunity Commission in a Houston, Texas court, outdoor retailer Bass Pro Shops has been discriminating against black and hispanic job applicants and retaliating against workers that fought
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