Hunting
The great wild turkey hunting lost cause
Some spring gobblers aren’t coming into your calling or decoying, no matter how well you call to that tom, so (hint) consider moving …
Spike in deer numbers means more hunting possibilities in Vermont
State recommending increase in muzzleloader season antlerless deer permits to account for increase in deer population following another mild winter.
Calling turkeys with your mouth shut: Friction works just fine
I’m never going to win a turkey-calling contest, especially with a mouth call, but thanks to other options, I’m able to walk out of the woods once in while with a gobbler slung over my
Wisconsin ruffed grouse prospects should be promising
Turkey hunters hearing a lot of drumming this spring, according to RGS state biologist.
State record turkey harvest appears safe — for now
The state record of 16,605 is still in reach, but it will take a massive effort in the northern counties to hit the record, which was set in 2006.
Perennial food plots: nutritional building blocks for fawns
While much attention is paid to growing big bucks, it all begins with doe health, and spring food plots that include self-regenerating perennials.
DNR: Wild turkey populations expanding in northeastern Minnesota
Once considered limited to southeastern Minnesota’s agricultural fields and rolling bluff country, wild turkeys have expanded their range by finding areas of suitable habitat as far north as Itasca and southern St. Louis counties and
American woodcock sightings — and soundings — a rite of spring in Michigan
Woodcock are a popular game species in the United States, and in Michigan approximately 26,000 upland bird hunters target them, leading the nation in both the number of hunters and birds harvested.
Becoming an Outdoors Woman: From horse-packing in Montana to a big summer to-do in North Dakota
Several unique BOW and related events are scheduled in and around the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes region this summer and yet this spring.
