The discovery was made in 2018, but according to new information, their catch was not only unexpected but historic as the skull and antlers date back over 10,500 years. Read the story here.
The findings could undercut the government’s contention that gray wolves across the Lower 48 have recovered from near extermination.
Rob Drieslein reminds listeners of the Outdoor News Junior Pro Team 2019 Minnesota Fishing Opener Contest, then he and Tim Spielman preview the upcoming trout and walleye openers, as well as the April 17 beginning
The author and his companions beat the crowds at a national park by biking and hiking an area seasonally closed to automobile traffic.
(Plymouth, MN) – Outdoor News Inc., publisher of locally written fishing and hunting outdoor newspapers in seven Great Lake states, is offering youth ages 11 to 17, and adults, who have successfully completed the firearms
Council Bluffs, Iowa — In a move that pleases farmers who grow corn for fuel, but causes major concerns for boating industry advocates, President Trump announced in Iowa last month that the U.S. Environmental Protection
Bragging about “the biggest” is a sportfishing tradition, and today’s whopper obsession grows ever larger. Show-off selfies, the social-media boom, angling websites, contest-winner lists, and fishing-industry promotions highlight angler-caught biggies. Add headline stories about state-record
Bradford, Ohio — For Morgan Kimmel of Darke County, the tradition of hunting runs in the family. “I probably started hunting when I was about 5 with my dad,” said Kimmel, who’s now a 17-year-old
In our observations of nature, we will encounter some things that just seem wrong by our standards. Wisconsin Outdoor News reader Jim Bonneville had one of those experiences in early July. Bonneville wrote the following
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