Fishing
Give the Gift of OH Wildlife Conservation This Holiday Season
The gift of conservation has never been easier or closer to home, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife. Impress the wildlife enthusiasts in your life with an Ohio Wildlife
Celebrate ‘Shoe Year’s Eve’ at MI State Parks and Recreation Areas
For anyone looking for an unusual and inexpensive way to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Michigan, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment offers “Shoe Year’s Eve,” a great opportunity to grab the GPS, explore
IL: State’s new 4-H shooting program hitting bullseye
Springfield – It’s not the 800 curious kids that surprise Dan Dawson. It’s the 200 eager adults. Participation in Illinois’ new 4-H Shooting Sports Program “has completely exceeded our expectations,” said Dawson, coordinator of the
WI: Green Bay hunter bags a rare ‘pseudo buck’
Gresham, Wis, – Although he hadn’t fired a shot, it had been a productive start to the 2010 gun deer season for Adam Kositzke, of Green Bay, who was hunting near Gresham in eastern Shawano
NY: E-Licensing plan sparks concerns
Albany – A plan to roll DEC’s sporting license system into the statewide multi-agency Enterprise E-Licensing project has, thus far, brought more questions than answers. And the proposal, part of outgoing Gov. David Paterson’s Shared
NY: South harvest decent
Hunter deaths in Cortland, Orleans Albany – It was breezy kickoff to the Southern Zone firearms deer season last month, but that didn’t mean hunters’ chances of connecting on a buck or antlerless deer were
WI: State gun deer take recovers, somewhat
Madison – Preliminary numbers for the just-ended 2010 gun deer season show Wisconsin hunters harvested 218,144 whitetails, an increase of 11 percent statewide from 2009. All told, hunters registered 102,006 bucks (a 17-percent increase) while
IL: CWD toolbox gets another big wrench
Springfield – As Illinois hunters cross fingers during yet another season of testing, Canadian scientists continue to work on what they believe to be a potential vaccine for chronic wasting disease. At a workshop in
IL: Lawmakers at all levels tackling Asian carp
Chicago – In the ongoing Asian carp case, legislation continues to pile up restricting hand-ling of the dangerous fish. The U.S. House of Represent-atives adopted a bill Dec. 1 that makes it a criminal offense
