Hunting
Study: Maine ruffed grouse population not severely impacted by hunters
The grouse that are harvested every year tend to be quickly replaced in reproduction.
Should Wisconsin pay hunters and landowners for CWD-positive deer?
Retired Wisconsin deer biologist Mike Foy has a unique pay-for-performance idea.
Meateater podcast draws impressive crowd of hunters to Twin Cities area
Steven Rinella produces one of the most popular podcasts in the country, and on Thursday night, more than 1,000 outdoorsmen and outdoorswomen rendezvoused in Burnsville to watch it live. Plus information on an upcoming Modern
Wildlife artists, get ready to show off your depictions of a gadwall
Wildlife artists can submit entries for the 2019 Minnesota Migratory Waterfowl Stamp contest from Monday, Aug. 20, through 4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 31. The gadwall is the only eligible species for depiction on the 2019
Sharp-tailed grouse hunting: 25 permits up for grabs in Unit 8 in NW Wisconsin
Application period is Aug. 1-31.
With pronghorn numbers up 57 percent, North Dakota bulks up hunting opportunities
North Dakota’s 2018 pronghorn hunting season is set, with 1,075 licenses available in 10 open units. That’s way up from 410 licenses and five open units last year. But if you’re not from North Dakota,
More emphasis on CWD highlights changes as finalized deer management plan unveiled
Deer-harvest goal remains at 200,000.
Investigation: Michigan family poaches nearly 20 deer over 16 years in Iowa
Michigan-based Hebert family agrees to pay more than $51,000 in fines and forfeit 17 deer mounts. Iowa landowners supplied them with lodging and tags for any deer that were harvested by the group in exchange
DNR: First statewide deer plan aims to increase transparency, build relationships
According to the agency, the plan’s eight broad goals cover topics ranging from research, to keeping Minnesota’s deer populations healthy to how the DNR and the public work together on deer management.
