Grand Rapids, Minn. — When the DNR announced last July that spring ruffed grouse drumming counts had increased 57 percent statewide, hunters were understandably giddy at the prospects of what they’d encounter in the woods
Mercerville, Ohio — The Ohio Wildlife Council is considering a proposal by the DNR Division of Wildlife for a limited quail hunt at Crown City Wildlife Area. “Lawrence and Gallia have long been closed quail
Onaway, Mich. — The 2018 sturgeon harvest season on Black Lake (in the northern tip of the Lower Peninsula) ended after two-and-a-half hours Saturday, Feb. 3, with seven fish being harvested. The fishing season, which
A Montour County man is helping seed an effort to restore wild ring-necked pheasants to the Pennsylvania landscape, where they haven’t been seen in about 50 years. As a founding member of Pheasants Forever, Central
The Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, where thousands upon thousands of snow geese stop for a rest and food on their way north, saw a huge jump in geese numbers within a week, to the
Ornithologists tell us birds only get about 20 percent of their food needs from backyard feeders, but these feeders can be very important during periods of extreme cold or when ice covers food sources.
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, Ducks Unlimited, Trout Unlimited, the Conservation Congress, Wisconsin Trappers Association, Wisconsin Waterfowl Association, and Pheasants Forever issued a joint press alert.
Springfield — Across the board, the state saw a 2.24 percent increase in the deer harvest this season compared to the 2016-17 season. A total of 147,535 deer were taken, 3,232 more than the 144,303
When it comes to chronic wasting disease (CWD), there hasn’t been any good news lately – with one possible exception. In the six years of testing since the disease was discovered in Washburn County wild
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