Hunting
Trying to put a dent in the coyote population
Western hunt brings to light problems with predator in Ohio
Wisconsin DNR should keep on stocking pheasants
Example of a program that’s worthwhile despite fact it doesn’t pay for itself
Madison lab finds rare avian flu in ducks from Washington state
Virus has not been found in Wisconsin, but waterfowlers might want to be aware of virus next fall
Governor Quinn rejects bobcat hunting bill
On the day before he was to hand over keys to the governor’s office, Pat Quinn vetoed the bobcat hunting bill
Winter hunting, other outdoor activities, to help beat the winter blues in Pennsylvania
Predator, waterfowl and bunny hunting, ice fishing, outdoor shows, exploring game lands, fly-tying, jerky making, bow shooting – it’s all good!
Perch and deer stole ’14 stage
The year began with “Thursdays With DNR,” a weekly series of webcasts that included discussions on deer, cougars and wildlife management.
Several new laws affect hunters and anglers
As the state’s hunters and anglers wait to see what a new governor and a likely new administration for DNR will mean for them in 2015
Waterfowl hunters offer opinions on fourth zone
Nearly a handful of duck seasons into a new zone structure, DNR has begun the process of gauging hunter support and satisfaction of the change.
Gray wolves returned to endangered species list
Washington — State politicians and regional federal wildlife experts hope to short circuit the recent federal relisting of timber wolves by either appealing that ruling, or, perhaps, finding a solution through a federal budget move
