Hunting
Bill allowing Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania passes, heads to governor for signature
Legislation that would fully repeal Pennsylvania’s Sunday hunting ban recived its final supportive vote on Monday and will head to Gov. Josh Shapiro to be signed into law.
House Bill 1431, which passed the
NWTF Michigan joins Kirtland’s Warbler Festival in Roscommon
The Kirtland’s Warbler Festival has been actively celebrating the songbird’s conservation success for more than 30 years. This year, the Michigan National Wild Turkey Federation State Chapter was invited to be part of the celebration,
Dale Hendershot named Michigan DNR hunter education Instructor of the Year
Dale Hendershot of Gladwin is the Michigan Department of Natural Resources 2024 Hunter Education Instructor of the Year, an honor bestowed at the June meeting of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission in Bay City.
Michigan Mixed Bag: Drawing results for 2025 bear and elk hunts now available
More than 6,500 hunters have been selected in the annual drawing for Michigan’s popular bear and elk hunts.
There are 6,278 bear licenses and 260 elk licenses available for the 2025 fall and winter
Outdoor Observations: Coyote legislation introduced in Michigan despite unsettled lawsuit
Despite an unsettled lawsuit on the legality of shortening Michigan’s coyote season by three months, legislation has been introduced in Lansing addressing the coyote hunting and trapping season.
House Bill 4554, introduced by Rep.
Ohio Mixed Bag: Ohio bear struck by motorist, euthanized
A black bear was struck and severely injured by a motorist on a rural road in Richland County. The bear suffered serious injuries and had to be euthanized, according to the ODNR Division of Wildlife.
The evolution of the amazing .308 family of hunting rounds
The .308 Winchester rifle cartridge was unleashed on the public in 1952. Just three years later it morphed into the .243 Winchester. And the race was on.
As most know, the .308 Winchester emerged
Commentary: Where are we headed with Ohio’s outdoors future?
Will you be able to hunt, trap and fish in Ohio the next few years? What will your children and grandchildren be faced with when it comes to finding rural lands where they can hunt,
Ohio Insider: Wildlife officer Trent Weaver represents fallen officer at ceremony in Washington, D.C.
Little did he know that one of the last assignments in Montgomery County Wildlife Officer Trent Weaver’s career would be one of the most rewarding.
Weaver in May was chosen to represent the Ohio
