Illinois scientists look at soil’s impact on CWD in deer
Keri Butt
March 7, 2018
A research team from the University of Illinois says its findings could help explain the movement of CWD across the landscape.
Newsletter
Just how big are Pennsylvania coyotes?
Mark Nale
March 5, 2018
Contrary to common rumors about 60-pound and even 70-pound coyotes, in Pennsylvania, coyotes rarely weigh over 50 pounds.
Wisconsin state game farm pheasant releases a good thing
Jerry Davis
March 5, 2018
DNR’s Poynette Game Farm showcasing new hatchery buildings later this month.
Ohio seeing continued uptick in bald eagle numbers
Jane Beathard
March 5, 2018
Author especially excited to see two nests in Madison County – the first ones officially reported in modern times.
Bears spotted in unusual spot in northeastern Ohio
Jeff Frischkorn
March 5, 2018
Painesville, Ohio — While on Feb. 2 a famous Pennsylvania groundhog was predicting six more weeks of winter, on that same day three black bears in northeast Ohio ignored the groundhog’s long-range weather forecast. The
Deer survey shows increased sightings, success in Michigan’s UP
Richard P. Smith
March 5, 2018
Marquette, Mich. — Upper Peninsula deer hunters saw and shot more deer during the 2017 firearms deer season than the year before, according to last fall’s Upper Peninsula Deer Camp Survey compiled by DNR wildlife
In Minnesota, angler survey probable next step in walleye bag discussion
Javier Serna
March 5, 2018
Rice, Minn. — It’s not a done deal, according to state fisheries managers, but responses to an upcoming survey regarding a proposal to drop the statewide walleye bag from six fish to four will be
Do Pennsylvania programs meant to increase numbers of new anglers actually work?
Staff Report
March 5, 2018
Harrisburg — Do programs meant to create new anglers actually work? The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is trying to answer that in a way no one’s even done before. The agency is working with
It’s up to us to boost hunter numbers – now
Bill Hilts
February 28, 2018
We all have to do our part to share our outdoor heritage in an attempt to pass the torch.
