Unusually mild weather in February is impacting road and trail conditions in several parts of the state, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Several roads and motorized trails in state forests, state
The Lumberjacks are coming to town. So is Big Buck Night East, one of the best trout ponds in the state, enough new boats to fill your favorite inland lake and much more. They’ll all
Michigan Outdoor News is excited to announce that we are accepting nominations for the 2024 Michigan Outdoor News Person of the Year award.
Nominations for the award, given during the past 10 years by
This year’s Great Lakes ice cover is currently below average, which means a decrease in revenue for ice fishing businesses across the region.
In Michigan, winter recreation including ice fishing brings in more than
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources will plant about 147 million oyster spat, or juvenile oysters, on 41 acres in Anne Arundel County waters with mitigation funds from the 2022 grounding of M/V Ever Forward
Funding for some of these acquisitions comes from the Game Commission’s Game Fund.
At the close of its first meeting of 2024, the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners reorganized by appointing new officers.
Volunteers for the Ruffed Grouse Society plan the renewal of alder for wildlife at Tionesta Lake for the second year in 2024.
Tentative dates planned for the alder renewal are two Saturdays, Feb. 24
The digital world has brought our species a long list of tools that can enhance outdoor experiences. A good example is the ubiquitous smartphone that even “mature” outdoor enthusiasts including myself always carry into the
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