Hunting
How to salvage an old 3-D archery target
Practice makes perfect for bowhunters in Pennsylvania.
DNR: Outlook good for Iowa squirrel hunters
Squirrel hunters should expect to find an average to above average squirrel population over most of the state, with higher squirrel numbers in areas with quality oak and hickory trees, according to the Iowa DNR.
Mount Ayr Wildlife Area: Iowa’s outdoor playground – and hunting haven
Mount Ayr, Iowa – The Mount Ayr Wildlife Area is a 1,500-acre outdoor playground on the way to nowhere. While travelers are not likely to stumble upon it, hunters would be wise to know its
Montana wildlife agency: Upland game bird hunters should expect to encounter bears
Hunters will soon be sharing the landscape with bears that may be stalking similar prey.
For pure challenge, nothing beats pass-shooting doves
I’ve never been humbled as much by a game bird than I have with doves.
Hunter education: Michigan county unveils new turkey facts kiosk
Members of the National Wild Turkey Federation and Michigan DNR unveiled its newest information kiosk in the Flat River State Game Area.
Designs for Minnesota’s 2018 pheasant stamp open to wildlife artists
Wildlife artists can submit entries for the 2018 Minnesota Pheasant Stamp from Tuesday, Sept. 5, to 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 15, the DNR announced in a news release. The pheasant stamp validation for hunting is
In wake of wildfires, emergency mule deer and antelope hunts OK’d in Nevada
State wildlife biologists say fires already have destroyed more than 500 square miles of crucial winter range in Elko County that will be unable to sustain enough food and habitat for existing herds this winter.
Washington man’s invention helps protect dogs in the field
SELAH, Wash. — Cruiser the Labrador retriever is one hard-charging canine. He loves running fast and crashing into scrub to bring game back for his favorite person, Mark Meyocks. One such crash during a 2015
