A few of these tiny critters attached to a rock or a felt-soled boot would hardly warrant a passing glance. At the size of a grain of sand, who would notice, anyway?
The 2013-14 hunting year isn’t over, but it’s already time to be talking about next season.
Invasive insects have been found in a third landmark Pennsylvania forest, and scientists are considering a possible link to global warming.
Macoupin County hunter Tanner Gillespie had not planned on harvesting one of the most uncommon deer in North America on opening day of the Illinois muzzleloader season.
Four years ago, when the DNR initiated the Pure Michigan Hunt I thought it was a great idea.
Many other raptor species also arriving in the region, and still other owls are with us year-round.
Too often with deer drives, hunters throw caution to the wind
Park Rapids, Minn. — Rob Naplin, a longtime employee of the DNR who most recently was area wildlife manager in Park Rapids, died suddenly last week. Naplin, 64, fell while cleaning ice from sewer vents
Minneapolis — The coming together of the treaty rights and the federal Lacey Act further muddied the treaty waters late last month when a federal judge agreed to drop charges against five American Indian tribal
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