Hunting
Weighty issue with crossbows
Draw weight limit headache for retailers and hunters
Commission proposes striper harvest cut
Will likely impact fishing regulations
Lifetime license delay has sportsmen on edge
Holders of lifetime hunting licenses anxiously awaited their 2014-15 tags earlier this month after a delay in mailing out the tags.
Pheasant counts in Iowa, S.D. skyrocket
Pheasant indices in both South Dakota and Iowa took dramatic jumps from last year, but remain well below longer-term averages.
Some tribal waterfowlers to get crack at swans
When it comes to waterfowling participation by Minnesota tribal members, things are much the same as that of their state-licensed counterparts
Could Toledo see a repeat? Expert says it’s likely
The water crisis that hit Toledo in early August could very well strike again later this summer, an algae bloom expert said.
Deer hunters have plenty of options in Ohio this year
With an ever-swelling quiver of weaponry being made available, Ohio’s deer hunters will have unparalleled options this year.
Big question: Are fish safe to eat?
Microcystis is the dominant noxious cyanobacteria, widely called “blue-green algae,” present each year in Western Lake Erie and other lakes throughout Ohio.
Federal grant to expand Hunter Access Program
State wildlife officials are again expanding the DNR’s Hunter Access Program with the help of a $1.23 million federal grant, and will be enrolling new private lands this fall.
