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Ohio Statewide Muzzleloader Deer Season Open Jan. 8-11
COLUMBUS, OH – Ohio’s popular muzzleloader deer season is set to open statewide January 8-11 according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife. Last year, hunters checked 24,078 white-tailed deer during the
No Minnesota Outdoor News Published December 31st, 2010
Because of a 2010 calendar that includes 53 Fridays this year, Outdoor News must alter its print schedule during the holidays. This means that readers will have a two-week gap between Issue 52, 2010 and
Poachers keep Michigan conservation officers busy
LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Did you hear the one about the deer hunter who took shots from a golf cart? Conservation officers say it’s a true story. The Michigan deer hunting season always has law
Five non-resident deer hunters, including TV host, plead guilty to wildlife violations in Illinois
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials announced today that five hunters, including Andrae D’Acquisto – known for DVDs and appearances on the TV show “Whitetail Addictions” – and his son Cody D’Aquisito, entered into a
Bear Kill by OH Deer Hunter Declared Self Defense
Cadiz, Ohio – A Massillon man who shot a black bear in November won’t face charges, prosecutors say. The Harrison County Prosecutor’s Office has declined to charge the unnamed individual, saying he apparently acted in
Waterfowl Update from Southern Illinois
Between deer hunting, family issues and the holidays, I haven’t had the chance to get after ducks or geese yet this season. I’ve got the itch, though, and with my schedule opening up a bit
Circle of Life: Remembering Arnold Richardson and Norman Maclean
Do you love fly fishing for trout? Did you read Norman Maclean’s A River Runs Through It or see the movie? Depending on who you talk to, the book and the movie are either credited
Bill the Departing Gov. says No to Pardon for Billy the Kid
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) – New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson says he has declined to issue a pardon to Old West outlaw Billy the Kid, who died in 1881. The prospect of a pardon for
Snyder names Birkholz to lead Great Lakes office
LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Republican Gov.-elect Rick Snyder has appointed outgoing state Sen. Patricia Birkholz director of the Office of the Great Lakes. Snyder said in a release that the Republican from the southwestern Michigan
