Soon after the recent killing of a Pennsylvania game warden by a poacher, news of another incident involving a poacher firing shots toward PA game wardens who were investigating a possible poaching incident. According to
Hunters are commonly critical of the treatment of hunting in so-called ‘mainstream’ media. But just in time for Thanksgiving, check out the positive treatment of turkey hunting at Oprah Winfrey’s web site: http://www.oprah.com/food/Women-and-Hunting-Kimberly-Hisss-Humbling-Harvest
If you’ve purchased Beman Bone Collector arrows recently, check to see whether they are included in an announced recall. Here is a news release from the Product Safety Commission on the recall, followed by an
BUSHKILL, Pa. (AP) _ An 879-pound black bear brought down by a bow hunter this week was the largest ever recorded in the state, according to Pennsylvania Game Commission. The 17-year-old bruin was killed by
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) _ One in eight fish taken from Indiana waterways and analyzed over a five-year period was tainted with the toxic metal mercury, according to federal scientists who last year reported that precipitation
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) _ Catching a lake trout in Jackson Lake could net a lucky fisherman $25 from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Last month the department set gill nets on known lake trout
The National Rifle Association of America strongly opposes President Obama’s nomination of Andrew Traver as director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE). Traver has been deeply aligned with gun control advocates
MADISON – Final chronic wasting disease results are negative for a white-tailed deer on a northwestern Wisconsin hunting preserve, State Veterinarian Dr. Robert Ehlenfeldt announced today. This means the deer did not have CWD. The
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS A handful of anglers have kept their boats out and continue to troll crankbaits during the evening hours on the shallow rocks and shoreline breaks. Walleye success has been tough
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