Billings, Mont. (AP) — Yellowstone National Park proposes to kill roughly 1,000 wild bison this winter – mostly calves and females – as officials seek to reduce the animals’ annual migration into Montana. Park officials
Washington — Looking for a stocking stuffer for the gun owner in your life? Like in preceding years, many Americans decided to do their holiday shopping on Black Friday, and along with electronics and toys,
Now’s a great time to run a few trail cameras to see which deer made it through the bulk of the hunting season
Breaking in a new rifle properly takes 45 minutes and will help ensure a lifetime of tighter groups from your firearm.
Intermingled in a crowd stacked with passionate, in some cases seething, opposition to the DNR’s proposal to begin stocking muskies into Gull Lake next year lurked a considerable number of muskie supporters.
St. Paul — Some Minnesota deer hunters are giving the majority of deer hunters a bad name. Illegally dumped deer carcasses were noted by several Minnesota DNR conservation officers around the state this past week.
Sebeka, Minn. — Kenneth Witte went out by himself during the firearms deer season and killed an 11-point buck Nov. 10. Witte is 92 years old, and he’s only killed one buck that was bigger
Williamsport, Pa. — With one of the highest densities of hunters, in Pennsylvania treestand injuries and fatalities are nothing new. According to Tree Stand Safety Awareness – or TSSA – falls are the number one
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