Fishing
Deer herd on Conservation Congress agenda
At least two breakout sessions that appear on the agenda for next month’s Conservation Congress are sure to attract the interest of hunters.
Fisheries biologists at ready after long winter
There’s a good chance that fish living in smaller ponds across Illinois didn’t make it through the winter, Dan Stephenson, Illinois DNR assistant fisheries chief, said.
Hunters’ choice: public or private?
There are a number of unknowns about just how the DNR is going to implement changes from the Deer Trustee Report
DNR considers 900-acre enclosure for deer study
A 30-year experiment to determine how heavily deer of different population levels browse forest vegetation is planned for a 900-acre area in north-central Vilas County south of Palmer Lake
Waterfowl season changes ahead
State waterfowlers can expect fewer Ontario Canada geese, a smaller Horicon Zone, and possibly an early teal season this fall.
Long, hard winter for New York whitetails
While we’ve been grumbling about the long, cold winter, New York’s deer herd has been struggling to survive.
Long ice season boosts businesses
Typically the early days of March mark the end of ice fishing season in most of New York, as ice begins to pull away from shores and conditions get dicey as days get longer and
Feds likely to approve early teal season
No MWA support; state may not allow for this fall
