Fishing
Great Lakes season on tap
With Michigan touching five of the six North American Great Lakes, nicknaming the state “The Great Lakes State” was an easy call
Commission sets elk, bear license quotas
Allocation of bear-hunting permits reduced slightly
Survey: Slight decline in U.P. gray wolf population
The estimated number of gray wolves in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has declined for the second consecutive year
PGC habitat chief: Deer policy wrong
It is not unusual for hunters, legislators or even an appointed game commissioner to criticize the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s deer management program
Susquehanna now THE flathead river
Pennsylvania’s got a new catfish king, like it or not.
Commissioners are looking for answers
Archers could conceivably get more time in the woods to hunt bears, maybe as soon as next year.
Spotlight: For Alexandria captain, shooting comes naturally
As the wind blew across the trap field the other day, and vehicles visible in the distance traveled east and west on Interstate 94, Andy Rentschler pulled on glasses and earplugs and the other necessities
Boone and Crockett Club may have new world record bighorn sheep
A massive bighorn sheep that died of natural causes and was later found by wildlife officials could be a new World’s Record, according to the Boone and Crockett Club.
Big Carp Scares a Reporter
Reporter freaks out when carp starts to flop around in the boat.
