Hunting
Bold bear ‘mouths’ man’s arm
An incident involving an aggressive bear grabbing the arm of a town of Barnes resident was confirmed by the Wisconsin DNR recently.
Changes OK’d after regs guide printed
Antlerless-only rule rescinded; black bears added to youth hunt
Feds say: number of ducks declines
With pond counts down, ducks still far above average
State CWD report shows 72 positive cases in FY 2016
DNR’s annual report indicates that the number of positive deer remained very similar to last year, when 71 cases were confirmed. However, the number is much higher than during the first decade of monitoring (2003-2013).
Hunters take note: deer, turkey permit deadlines nearing
Fall applications for deer and turkey hunting permits are due in the next week
One-shot archery practice best simulates your hunting scenario
Certainly multiple-arrow sessions have their place in developing your shooting form, building your muscles and tightening your groups. But don’t ignore a one-shot practice regimen.
Geese are flying in Pennsylvania and hunters are getting antsy
Geese are starting to fly to feeding and watering spots, and now’s the time to get a good idea where your first day of September goose season will begin.
Fall prep: Getting in shape for hunting big country
Can a Midwestern white-tailed deer hunter ever really prepare for the elk mountains?
Old habits may die hard, but it’s time to allow semi-autos
By Randy Santucci – Fellow hunters, we must get our heads out of the sand in Pennsylvania! We need to catch up with the times and become aware of what is being done safely nationally,
