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StrikeMaster Lite-Flite ice auger
Outdoor News ventured out to the Hard Water Ice Fishing Expo in Blaine, Minn. We were able to talk to a few companies about what they have in store for the 2019-20 ice fishing season.
High school big buck contest – and more
A Maine school has a bulletin board where students can post big game that they’ve shot. For the story, click here.
Illinois Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Nov. 29, 2019
North Chain: The channels have been producing good catches of panfish on small tungsten jigs tipped with single spikes. There are few reports on walleyes and bass as the launches are all frozen over and
Wisconsin Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Nov. 29, 2019
AMERY AREA There were some limited ice fishing options last week on the lakes that froze first, but that has pretty much come to an end with warmer weather returning. Basically, ice depths have not
New York Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Nov. 29, 2019
Western New York Cold weather and snow – as well as deer season – have impacted local angling action. There are a few bright spots, though. Trout action on the lower Niagara River was good
Ohio Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – Nov. 22, 2019
Division of Wildlife Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 State wildlife officer Josh Elster, assigned to Pickaway County, was contacted by Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers to assist with a traffic stop. Troopers informed officer
Pennsylvania Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – Nov. 22, 2019
SOUTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Allegheny County Game Warden Doug Bergman reports filing several charges this archery season for hunting deer in baited areas. Hunters are reminded that using bait as an enticement for
Michigan Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – Nov. 22, 2019
DISTRICT 1 COs Josh Boudreaux, John Kamps and Ariel Young were patrolling the Forsyth Township area and had set up a grouse decoy along a gravel road. Soon after, a truck drove past the decoy
Hunters find success in second annual Wisconsin elk hunt
In addition to the five bulls harvested by state hunters, members of the Ojibwa tribes successfully filled their five-bull quota.
