Hunting
Life-changing experiences in the great outdoors
Appalachian trail a huge challenge
Rifle use poised to expand
Legislation heads toward governor’s desk for approval
Breeding ducks soar to record high, again
For the second year in a row, the number of breeding ducks in the United States and Canada was a record high, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Deer season changes announced by DNR; archery limit not included
DNR announced Tuesday that hunters who participate in the Youth Deer Season this fall will be allowed to use unfilled permits during the first weekend of the regular firearms season.
Hunting for hunting clothes: where women should spend and where they should save
With bow season roughly three months away, there is much to be done: from scouting, to hanging tree stands, to investing in the appropriate clothing.
New rule to allow Wisconsin hunters to donate turkeys to food pantries
Legislator sees support from both sides of the aisle for new program
Fishing Alaska: Expect the unexpected
Whether it’s rainbow trout and salmon on rivers or huge saltwater halibut by charter or kayak, the Last Frontier contains a lifetime of fishing opportunities.
Do yourself (and your hunting effort) a favor – get to know your local CPO
I’ve not always been the biggest proponent of DNR. However, I’ve made it a point to mention that my disgust mostly lies within the political spectrum of things.
As hunters wait for duck season proposals, good news from breeding grounds
While Illinois duck hunters await the aftermath of waterfowl open houses held by DNR in June, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released some good news right before the July 4 holiday.
