Hook and Bullet
September squirrels are harder, but not hopeless
For those who will brave the heat and the mosquitoes, the early September lull isn’t hopeless but it is more difficult. Squirrels may be more alert, but some barking squirrels hold their ground just a
Southeastern Wisconsin bass and crappies after dark
Fishermen catch a few bass, but underwater light trick for nighttime crappies needs refinement
Concealed-carry instructor applications available in Illinois
State Police officials say concealed-carry permits should be available in January and that applications for training to be a concealed-carry instructor are now available.
Public hearing details proposed boating laws, uses Chain as example
Boating and fishing on the popular Chain O’ Lakes could change drastically if three pieces of proposed legislation make their way through the state’s General Assembly. A public hearing held last night (Aug. 29) in
Citizen’s petition asks Indian bands to stop shooting northeast Minnesota moose
Twin Cities’ cupcake queen has a love for moose… and a beef with Minnesota tribes still looking to shoot them
Should Michigan's NRTF funds be allocated differently?
Discussions are taking place on how to spend money from the highly successful Natural Resources Trust Fund
A crucial element for Minnesota's early Canada goose hunt: the decoys
A young hunter needs to borrow some waterfowling decoys for the Sept. 1 goose opener, and the author obliges
Lone sample positive for Asian carp
225 samples taken from Maumee River, 100 from Sandusky River for test
State will set aside acreage for more pheasant and quail habitat
Ohio landowners in select counties are now eligible to enroll in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), which seeks to restore pheasant habitats across the state, according to the DNR.
