Fishing
Ice fishing tip: Cold weather battery maintenance
Take proper care of batteries while fishing in cold weather to avoid costly replacement fees.
Angling fact of life: The negative scent factor in ice fishing
Doesn’t matter which species – walleye, pike, perch, crappies or bluegills – fish detecting unnatural odors will cost you bites this winter
Would tax help reduce phosphorus loading?
A tax on phosphorus and spatial targeting were two ideas for reducing phosphorus put forth at a recent webinar presented by Ohio State University.
Wolves, license fee hike top outdoor stories in ‘14
The long, drawn-out roller-coaster ride along Michigan’s wolf-management highway was arguably the biggest story to grace the pages of Michigan Outdoor News in 2014.
A fawn predator study is slated
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is going to do another fawn-predator study.
PGC mulls permit specific to urban deer
Pennsylvania game commissioners may be on the verge of taking significant steps aimed at better management of deer in the extremely urban southeast corner of the state.
Huge Allegheny County buck is not near record
The giant Allegheny County buck that Jeff Lenzi shot with his crossbow this past October was a big one, for sure. But it’s not a new state record.
Shed Refresher
If you’ve got a bone-headed antler-retriever, the time to run through a few drills is now
At LOTWs, all is well for walleyes
DNR Fisheries officials say most conclusions drawn from sampling of Lake of the Woods walleyes this past spring, summer, and fall point to a population that’s healthy
