Put your travel on for January pheasant hunting
Site Staff
January 8, 2016
Great ring-necked opportunities exist in the central portion of the country for your own rooster road-trip through Jan. 31.
Newsletter
Who’s Who in the World of Guns Rights Organizations?
Site Staff
January 7, 2016
You may think that all gun rights groups in the United States are created equally, but they’re not.
Hunters must be vigilant beyond their actual hunting and pay attention to the anti's agenda
Ron Steffe
January 5, 2016
The fabulously wealthy Humane Society seems determined to spend its overflowing coffers, not in support of animals, but rather in support of its money grabbing self interests and mislaid political agenda.
Dave Genz: Cool on ice, but at home fishing on the river
Kristen Monroe
January 4, 2016
Ice fishing innovator just as comfortable when fishing from a boat
Effort to keep Asian carp from Great Lakes appears stymied
Site Staff
January 4, 2016
Traverse City, Mich. (AP — When scientists discovered six years ago that aggressive Asian carp had made their way up the Mississippi River’s tributaries toward the Chicago area, the Obama administration and alarmed state officials
NWF report: Climate change is risking hunting, angling in Pa.
Staff Report
January 4, 2016
Harrisburg — Pennsylvania’s outdoor traditions like hunting and fishing are increasingly at risk due to rising temperatures, according to a new report by the National Wildlife Federation. Game Changers: Climate Impacts to America’s Hunting, Fishing
Research reverses thoughts on overharvest of bluegills
Site Staff
January 4, 2016
Lake Orion, Mich. — For years, farm pond owners across the state have followed a simple belief when stocking and managing bluegill populations: Bluegills are prone to overpopulation, and if you don’t catch and keep
The top 10 Minnesota outdoor stories of 2015
Site Staff
December 31, 2015
A final look back at the biggest hunting, fishing, and conservation headlines from the past 12 months.
