Hook and Bullet
North Dakota spring breeding duck numbers down 15 percent
Index below 3 million for the first time since 1994, but still 23 percent above the long-term average (1948-2016) and 24th highest on record.
Antler sheds an obsession for Missouri man
Canton man has been collecting them for more than 10 years and has amassed more than 120 antlers of various shapes and sizes.
Scholastic Clay Target Program national shoot on pace to set participation records
In the first 24 hours of open registration for the July 8-15 championships, 132 teams from 23 different states registered over 2,000 athletes.
Matching baits for June walleye three-way swivel rigs
In achieving fishing success with this important gamefish technique, start with your bait but consider all of your terminal tackle!
Despite being CWD free, Montana still pushing monitoring, testing
Specific attention given to high priority areas in southeast and northern Montana, where confirmed cases of CWD are closest to the state’s borders.
Committees OK Wisconsin woodchuck season bill
The Republican bill would remove woodchucks from the Wisconsin’s protected species list and establish a hunting and trapping season that would run from July through December with no bag limits.
Panel to adopt fishing, deer hunting rules
Votes on deer regulations and rules for catching salmon, trout, whitefish and smelt will follow a public comment period.
Taking precautions to avoid ticks, Lyme
It seems as though this is a bad year in the Northeast for the pesky arachnids. Actually, it seems like that every year. On top of that, national news stories are surfacing about other tick-borne
Summer shooting sessions set the stage for fall hunting success
Getting out to trap, skeet, sporting clays, and the rifle and pistol ranges are just plain fun. But the shooting sessions will also almost assuredly pay dividends in the fall when you’re hunting small or
