Three student athletes from the national championship Ohio State University Pistol Team will be representing the United States at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris.
Henry Leverett will compete in the men’s 25m
A Jefferson County judge’s recent ruling that forbids boaters, anglers and other water-borne recreationists from entering flooded private lands can’t be enforced outside the county and faces a likely appeal by the Wisconsin Department of
A little more than a year after the avian flu devastated the Richard E. Reynolds Game Farm – the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s sole pheasant raising facility – the agency is eager
Ducks Unlimited last Saturday hosted a dedication ceremony for Sanborn Lake Wildlife Management Area on a sunny and breezy morning. Sanborn Lake is located just north of Montgomery in southeastern Minnesota.
The 361-acre shallow
One of the biggest potential concerns involving an aquatic invasive species in New York could be literally moving closer to becoming a reality.
Both the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) presented the deer harvest quotas and framework for the 2024 Wisconsin deer hunting season to the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board on June 26, 2024.
The statewide antlerless
The Minnesota DNR on June 27 posted photos of two black crappie catches on its Facebook page, along with the accompanying message: “Nolan Sprengeler, of Plymouth, caught this whopping 16.25-inch black crappie in April. The
The 2024 Governor’s Deer Hunting Opener in Minnesota is about four months away, but planning for the annual event that highlights the state’s deer-hunting tradition recently began.
This year’s firearms deer season opens Nov.
They slither like a snake and frequently exhibit peculiar behavior when disturbed, often bouncing erratically and secreting a yellow mucus. They have a light-colored head that extends around their body and resembles a common nightcrawler,
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