Hunting
Cicada hatch fuels near-record turkey kill
Harvest third highest on record, thanks likely in large part to a localized condition that happens only once every 17 years.
Pope & Young Club names record-tying non-typical Coues deer
The Pope & Young Club announced that a Coues deer taken by Wesley Ely of Wilcox, Ariz., in August 2017 in Arizona has tied the non-typical world record for the species. The buck, which was
Ohio hunters see spike in harvest, total 22,571 turkeys
That’s up more than 1,500 birds from last year.
Iowa hunters harvest 11,700 spring turkeys, down 100 from last year
Turkey hunters reported harvesting 11,700 Iowa birds this spring, which is 100 birds fewer than were harvested in 2017. Iowa’s spring turkey seasons began April 7 with the youth season and ended on May 20.
Porcupine encounters become a prickly situation
For dogs’ sake, this writer is keeping porky numbers in check.
Who is ‘the decider’ on the Wisconsin deer management landscape?
CDACs, DNR, Natural Resources Board, and individual hunters tugging on antlerless deer quota recommendations.
A short but very sweet turkey hunt
Hunters enjoy a textbook turkey hunt on a foggy Michigan morning.
Bizarre canine critter shot in north-central Montana baffles public, biologists
Social media chatter over the large, brown furry animal has ranged from mangy wolf to young grizzly to resurrected extinct species to crypto-canid “Dogman”
First grizzly hunt in decades a go in Wyoming
The decision follows months of public meetings and discussions.
