St. Paul — Cold winters with abundant snowfall can lead to fish die-offs, and the Minnesota DNR has already taken reports of this process, known as winterkill, occurring in lakes near Brainerd, Hinckley, and the
Harrisburg — Pennsylvania’s most avid spring turkey hunters are going all in. With the 2018 season fast approaching – the youth only spring gobbler hunt is April 21, the regular season April 28 to May
Find lush, green cabbage and coontail vegetation during late ice, and high-rising, slab crappies and aggressive bluegills may be nearby.
Hearings to take place in every Wisconsin county on Monday, April 9.
And thanks to technology, we now have access to more bird movement information than ever.
While turkey numbers are clearly driven primarily by production in the spring and Mother Nature, there are other factors playing into the decline.
Turkey hunters found errors in the dates listed for 2018 spring turkey seasons as they went through the online purchasing process.
Springfield — The challenge of getting young people outdoors appears to be showing up in fishing license sales. According to DNR, license sales have been either flat or declining for the past decade. In 2008,
Bayfield, Wis. — In what some local citizens call a blatant disregard for decisions made by Bayfield County officials, Dirk and Jane Stolz, owners of the Copper Hills Hunting Preserve in Bayfield County and Tamarack
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