Hunting
State reports first positive CWD finding
First the bad news: A case of chronic wasting disease has been found in Ohio for the first time on a private game reserve.
Fate of Woodbury campground still in limbo
The future of a primitive campground popular with hunters at Ohio DNR’s Woodbury Wildlife Area is still up in the air.
Salmon fishing dismal
Fall salmon egg-take efforts have drawn to a close in Michigan, and state officials are reporting another successful year.
Warbler plan raises concerns
Federal forestry officials plan to clear-cut hundreds of acres in the Huron National Forest near Glennie and replant the area with jack pines as part of a habitat restoration effort for the endangered Kirtland’s warbler.
Howell 11-year-old tags a 12-point albino buck
From neighbors to relatives, rock stars to professional athletes, fellow hunters have congratulated Howell resident Gavin Dingman
Most bills die at session end
Two pieces of legislation impacting Pennsylvania sportsmen and gun owners appear set to become law, but a few others failed to garner enough support.
Ohio CWD case has Pa. connection
Buck is linked to a northwestern farm
Study: Climate change is not altering forests
Change in disturbance regimes – rather than a change in climate – is largely responsible for altering the composition of Eastern forests, according to a researcher in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences.
For many hunters, one deer and done
When the firearms deer-hunting season kicks off Saturday, hunters in many parts of the state will be dealing with something they may not have experienced in years – one-deer bag limits.
