Hunting
Will February’s warmth bring early birds north?
Snow goose migration gets kick start.
Minnesotan named NWTF Mentor of the Year
Ralph Warzecka, of Eagle Bend, Minn., has been mentoring new hunters for the past 16 years.
Pennsylvania striving to retain women anglers
Reasons why 56 percent of women decline to renew fishing licenses from year to year are among the questions posed to business professors and students to study.
Critics challenge coyote-killing contest in Atlanta
In the Georgia Coyote Challenge, participants can kill as many as five coyotes a month from March through August for a chance to win a lifetime hunting license.
Illinois hunter safety instructors – high demand, short supply
More hunters needed to step up and become certified to teach the hunter safety classes.
What do white-tailed deer eat during the winter? — Part 1
Trying to figure out what deer eat during the winter in Pennsylvania, when and why, is an exercise in learning.
Across Iowa, a hunting and trapping talker Wednesday
The statewide meetings, over the Iowa Communications Network to listen to the public’s thoughts on hunting and trapping regs, are part of the process for making rules in state government.
Gun club event reflects small game hunting decline in Pennsylvania
For numerous reasons, hunter and quarry numbers nowhere near where they used to be.
In Alaska, environmental groups back feds in lawsuits over hunting ban
Federal ban pertains to certain hunting techniques in national refuges and preserves.
