Hunting
Last-chance ducks for Minnesota hunters
Will a little bit of bitter weather save the waterfowl season for some hunters?
Tips and tricks for processing your deer
From field to table, butchering a whitetail gives you satisfaction of cost-effectively producing your own healthful, mouth-watering venison
Time to liberalize metro deer hunting ordinances
Ample in number, Twin Cities whitetails have benefitted from an outdated iron curtain of discharge rules and zoning laws for too long.
The incredible kiskadee mystery in South Dakota
Trio representing a wayward southern species enthralls birdwatchers and conservationists in the heart of the continent.
As rut kicks in, archers catching up on kill
Athens, Ohio — With Ohio’s rut approaching its zenith, the state’s archers chalked up another 9,530 deer with the to-date total kill of whitetails now standing at 35,633. The weekly tally is presented each Wednesday
Novel elk tags yield two huge bulls
One might be new state record typical
Required for ice anglers: patience
A year ago, it was a nice, smooth transition from the end of the firearms deer season to ice fishing.
Pheasants Forever seeks help with promising upland project
You know the saying about land: they aren’t making any more of it. When it comes to hunting land in Illinois, it’s especially true.
No minimum hunting age bill goes to public hearing Nov. 17
A bill that would eliminate Wisconsin’s minimum hunting age and allow a mentor to also carry a firearm, crossbow or bow while mentoring a beginner was scheduled for a public hearing Nov. 17.
