Hook and Bullet
A quick chat with Ducks Unlimited’s Kyle Rorah
Rorah joined Team DU in 2016. He currently resides in Ann Arbor, Mich., with his wife Shannon.
DIY minnow trapping: Here’s how to do it
Before you drop a trap in your favorite body of water, make sure you read the regulations regarding trapping minnows. There are lot of rules in relation to trapping.
South Dakota increases nonresident waterfowl licenses
Waterfowl hunters from outside South Dakota stand a better chance of drawing a license in the state’s lottery system after the state’s Game, Fish and Parks Commission unanimously approved an increase in the number of
Fishing slow on opening day for Michigan walleyes
While my partner Greg Sochocki was putting on his foul weather gear for the April 29 opening morning of walleye season, I noticed a fellow launching his boat alone. I walked over to the dock
Conferees OK deer farm rules to combat CWD, ‘global budget’ in Minnesota
The Environment, Natural Resources, Climate, and Energy Conference Committee continued to check off items during negotiations this past week. One of the big items agreed upon would further regulate cervidae farms. The House and Senate
Turkeys at Twilight: Gobblers seem not as wary in the late afternoon
For those spring hunters who must work or go to school until late afternoon, there is a great opportunity still to get in some quality gobbler hunting during the last part of the day.
Minnesota’s Red Lake Band will issue 30 permits for 2023 elk hunt
The Red Lake Tribal Council announced, on April 19, a 2023 elk hunt for tribal members with a lottery system of 30 permits. This is an increase from five permits in the 2022 elk hunt.<br
Three calls every late-season gobbler chaser should master
Most turkey hunters know the basic calls, but they often don’t know how to use them effectively enough to lure in a tom once the season has passed its midpoint. By now, turkeys have heard
May means wild foraging for morels, fiddleheads and more
Another long winter has come and gone. In its wake have been flood-stage river waters and a quick transition to warm weather. Stream trout season is upon us, turkeys are gobbling, crappies have moved into
