Fishing
Bear hunters donate $100,000
The fight against efforts to repeal wolf hunting in Michigan received a massive cash infusion last month when the Michigan Bear Hunters Association made a $100,000 donation to Citizens for Professional Wildlife Management.
Turkey season outlook is bright despite harsh winter conditions
Despite the harsh conditions that turkeys faced this past winter, hunters can expect to find favorable conditions for the spring turkey-hunting season.
Study: Merger a mixed bag
Merging the Pennsylvania Game and Fish & Boat commissions might save money, but whether the savings are enough to justify it is debatable.
Deer-related bills debated at hearing
The floors in meeting room G50 in the Irvis Office Building at the capital are not slanted like some kind of amusement park funhouse.
Commissioner terms are cut in half by new laws
Depending on your perspective, two measures recently signed into law by the governor will make Game and Fish & Boat commissioners more accountable to the public or more easily controlled by elected officials.
Deer goals ready for review in southeast
Advisory team: Deer populations need tweaking, up and down
Turkey hunters shifting away from earliest spring season
With as nasty as spring can be in Minnesota, Tom Glines is surprised turkey hunters still favor the opening weekend of the spring season, which begins April 16.
Fond du Lac Band declares 13 lakes it intends to spear
The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa announced late last week the lakes that members will be allowed to spear walleyes during a first-of-its-kind season this spring.
Search on for wild hogs in Pennsylvania
Game Commission officials admit they’re not sure whether breeding populations of feral swine exist
