Popular birds, popular hobby: Houses for those boisterous, gregarious purple martins
Site Staff
April 14, 2014
America’s largest swallow, purple martins and big, sassy, high maintenance, and worth the effort
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Fish kills across Ohio are likely after a long winter
DNR Reports
April 14, 2014
The Ohio DNR is reminding people that fish kills may be common in ponds and small lakes as the ice and snow of the past few months gives way to spring.
High losses documented during U.P. fawn mortality study
Site Staff
April 14, 2014
If fawn mortality during the second year of a fawn survival study in Iron County is any indication, U.P. hunters are not likely to see many yearling whitetails this fall, at least in the northern
Adult paddlefish landed in Monongahela River
Site Staff
April 14, 2014
Former walleye pro Keith Eshbaugh got an unexpected bonus fishing the Three Rivers near downtown Pittsburgh in early March.
For wild turkeys, winter mortality apparently minimal
Site Staff
April 14, 2014
Wild turkeys can handle the cold Minnesota threw at them this winter, but they still have to eat.
Boat inspectors say one in five violated laws last year
Site Staff
April 7, 2014
St. Paul — One in five Minnesota boaters violated the state’s aquatic invasive species laws in 2013, even as the violation rate dropped, according to the Minnesota DNR. The violation rate fell from 31 percent
Lake Ontario fishery remains in a good ‘state’
Site Staff
April 7, 2014
Annual meeting offers updates on the big lake
48-inch Green Bay pike could be release record
Site Staff
April 7, 2014
Green Bay, Wis. — Doug Wegner, 19, of Oconomowoc, released his biggest hard-water pike ever on Monday, March 19 while fishing Green Bay, and that 48-inch fish likely will become the state’s new catch-and-release record,
