Hunting
Jeremiah Haas: Expanding our love of animals to include hunting
Hunting has seen a decreasing trend in nearly all states across the country. States are offering grants to increase participation using multiple avenues; however, the declining trend has continued the past few decades.
Recently,
Tim Lesmeister: How the ‘what3words’ app puts me in my place outdoors
When I pulled into my son’s driveway in Cooper Landing, Alaska this past June, he was already loading his SUV with camping gear. I told him we would be joining him the following day and
A quick chat with Mossy Oak’s Ronnie ‘Cuz’ Strickland
Ronnie “Cuz” Strickland will turn 72 this month, and he’s in no hurry for a younger person to take his job as Mossy Oak’s senior vice president after nearly 40 years with the company.
Summer bow practice: Shoot now or miss later
When it comes to bowhunting, that time-worn adage, “Practice Makes Perfect,” holds true, only if the bowhunter purposely makes a conscious effort to improve his/her shooting accuracy.
After all, the goal of all bowhunters
The latest and greatest crossbows of 2026
If you’ve been putting off the crossbow upgrade, 2026 is a tough year to keep making excuses.
If you need 515 fps, TenPoint has it. Or if you prefer a $600 whitetail workhorse, Wicked
Michigan man’s own videos make up DNR’s key evidence in deer poaching case
A Clinton County, Mich., man faces dozens of firearm and wildlife violations after he reportedly filmed himself poaching deer at night last year and leaving them to rot.
Thomas House, 26, was arraigned July
Michigan waterfowl areas winged by DNR budget woes
Michigan waterfowl hunters will have fewer chances to participate in daily permit drawings at some of the state’s most popular managed hunting areas this fall as DNR scales back operations because of declining revenues, rising
What’s the perfect archery release? Get the most out of your release aid
P.J. Reilly has likely shot as many release aids as almost anybody in the archery world.
Now in his 14th year with Lancaster Archery Supply, Reilly is a public face for the huge archery
Pennsylvania agencies coming to grips with open fields decision
The recent landmark Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision – ruling that warrantless searches of private property by state game wardens and state waterways conservation officers violate the state Constitution – may have far-reaching consequences.
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