Hunting
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.
White-tailed deer fawns fare better in farmland than forests — in Pennsylvania and across North America
Researchers modeled fawn survival relative to the percentage of agricultural land cover. The estimated average survival to six months of age was about 41 percent in contiguous forest landscapes with no agriculture. For every 10
Maine looks to issue most deer hunting permits in its history
Biologists are recommending nearly 85,000 “any deer” permits this year. The recommendation would be an increase of 28 percent from 2017.
Interior moves to lift restrictions on controversial hunting methods in Alaska
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is moving to reverse Obama-era rules barring hunters on some public lands in Alaska from baiting brown bears with bacon and doughnuts and using spotlights to shoot mother black bears
Old gobbler hunter tries new approach
I sat against the base of a large hemlock last Monday. To my front was a wide limb of another hemlock that had broken off and fallen long ago, its desiccated short branches along the
Deer hunting changes, addition of three turkey-hunting counties highlight new Ohio regs
White-tailed deer hunting changes include modifications to antlerless harvest on public land following the weeklong deer gun season.
