Hunting
Poor acorn production should disperse deer
Survey indicates poor mast production in Ohio
Wild pigs still problematic for southeastern counties
Wildlife biologists are fighting what they call the “ecological train wreck” of wild pigs running amok in Ohio fields and forests.
Wild Bull Elk Strays From Typical Range in Michigan
Wild bull elk has made mid-Michigan its temporary home Occasionally wildlife travel to areas where they are not typically found. A young bull elk recently has been spotted in several locations in mid-Michigan that are
Bear season off to mixed start
Marquette, Mich. — The first half of Michigan’s bear hunting season has produced mixed results. “The first week was really good,” said John Harrison of the Marenisco Mini Mart in Gogebic County, one of
License fee increase bills advancing
Harrisburg — Legislation that would allow the Pennsylvania Game and Fish & Boat commissions to set their own license fees is inching closer toward becoming law. The state Senate passed Senate Bills 1166 and 1168,
Wisconsin bear hunter’s Facebook selfie ends with a 455-pounder
Changing stand location pays big dividends in a hurry
Ohio’s deer archery season off to sluggish start
Season opened on Sept. 24
The sound of acorns dropping signals nature’s bounty in Pennsylvania for hunters
Many species of Pennsylvania wildlife depend on acorns to carry them through the winter. This is shaping up to be a bountiful autumn.
Ducks in Pennsylvania may be hard to find this season
A hot, dry spring and summer in Pennsylvania may greatly reduce areas with enough water to attract migrating ducks.
