Harrisburg — Deer in parts of Pennsylvania have their own texting plans. As part of the Deer-Forest Study – a cooperative research project being conducted by the Game Commission and partners – several deer in
Sandusky, Ohio — Over the past several years, it has not been uncommon to hear fishermen express relief now that the zebra mussel problem has gone away. It’s an interesting opinion – but untrue. They
Auburn, N.Y. — If you’ve got a fishing license and you live anywhere near Owasco Lake, you’ve probably gotten a survey in the mail recently from the DEC. Fisheries officials hope a significant number of
Gladstone, Mich. — Twenty-three-year-old Kacey Gartland, of Gladstone, shot the second-highest-scoring black bear known taken in the state this year. Her trophy bear is also the third-biggest bruin known killed in Michigan by women. She
Blame for the dramatic decrease in this year’s first firearms season ranges from the traditional (nasty weather) to the irrational (hungry cougars).
Large numbers of the Arctic owls also appeared two years ago, and in 2013-14, they’ve invaded the East Coast first.
The coyote bounty bill is misguided and will not be effective at saving deer.
If you want to achieve your big-game hunting dreams, plan the destination now.
Does anyone believe that the agriculture industry will tolerate serious landscape level changes that benefit wildlife habitat in South Dakota?
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