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Michigan ringnecks: ‘Pheasant hunting is still alive and well in our state’
While Michigan pheasant populations have been in decline for several years, pheasants can be found in southern Lower Michigan and in some areas of the Upper Peninsula, according to the Michigan DNR, with the best
Minnesota pheasant season opening with numbers down
Despite a mild winter and mostly favorable weather during the spring reproductive season, loss of habitat in farm country continues to take its toll on ringneck population.
Young hunters need early success
A little positivity will go a long way toward becoming a dedicated hunter.
Nebraska pumping up wetlands, waterfowl hunting opportunities
In addition to providing places to hunt waterfowl, wetlands are pumped to provide habitat for migrating waterfowl and other water birds, to provide areas for people to observe wildlife, and to spread out the distribution
Five items all deer hunters should keep in their trucks
Sure, these items take up space, but they really can come in handy when a deer hits the ground and the real work begins.
Ohio Outdoor News Cuffs and Collars – Oct. 13, 2017
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • During the Memorial Day weekend, state wildlife officer supervisor Dave Warner and state wildlife officer Jeff Tipton, assigned to Champaign County, were patrolling the south side of Kiser
Pennsylvania Outdoor News Cuffs and Collars – Oct. 13, 2017
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Clarion County WCO Steven J. Ace reports multiple farmers have encountered problems with ATVs driving through fields and destroying crops. One farmer had thousands of dollars in damage to
Michigan Outdoor News Cuffs and Collars – Oct. 13, 2017
DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Bacon and Sgt. Marc Pomroy investigated an illegal bear bait site on the opening day of bear season. As the COs approached the site, they observed two subjects in a ladder
Funding change means less enforcement time for Montana game wardens
HELENA, Mont. — A legislative change in the funding for the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department means game wardens will be required to do more wildlife management work, making them less available for conservation
