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Ohio Cuffs & Collars: Lake Erie anglers fined for walleye over-limits
Field reports from Ohio Division of Wildlife published in the May 12, 2023 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: Falconers can harvest furbearers
A mix of outdoor-related news stories from across Pennsylvania published in the May 12, 2023 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars: Bedford County man pleads guilty to numerous deer violations
Field reports from Wildlife Game Wardens and Waterways Conservation Officers published in the May 12, 2023 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Gear & Gadgets: Food plots, fishing and more
Get the most out of your time while planting food plots, plus fishing and hunting gear to get you outside.
Bovine tuberculosis rate of prevalence remains stable in Michigan’s whitetails
The apparent prevalence of tuberculosis in Michigan deer remained stable in 2022, increasing only a fraction of a percentage over the previous year, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
DNR officials presented
Walleyes and leeches: A little history of fishing with this popular blood-sucking bait
Catching walleyes with leeches has been around for decades, yet compared to minnows and crawlers, they’re still a relatively recent bait. Here’s some history behind how leech-fishing tactics started.
Bait leeches are readily available
Wind, snow, sleet or rain don’t stop turkeys from being turkeys
When mating season arrives for wild turkeys, harsh weather does little to halt their spring breeding activity.
When spring gobbler season opened in Pennsylvania April 29, I found myself huddled against a medium-sized
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission changes training to keep officers
Attrition is expected with each class of cadets going through the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s Waterways Conservation Officers training program.
But in recent years, the number of cadets dropping out of the
A day afield with Gary Clancy: turkey lessons learned and passed along
Ten years ago on a crisp April morning, my father-in-law, Gary Clancy, and I were rummaging through his old “huntin’ shed,” methodically tracking down some gear for a day of catch-and-release fly fishing.
As
