Hunting
Court’s decision could open state lands to mining
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled a mineral rights holder can conduct strip mine operations for coal in the state-owned Brush Creek State Wildlife Area in southeastern Ohio.
Manure management included in algae-fighting bill
On Aug. 18, a few days after Senate Bill 356 was introduced by Edna Brown (D-Toledo), on Aug. 14, to define manure as a type of fertilizer, State Rep. Michael Sheehy (D- Oregon) answered with
Accidents mar the start of ’14 hunts
A tragic firearms-related death of a young girl on Drummond Island during the youth hunting season remains under investigation by the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Department.
Hares could benefit from forest management
Researchers investigating the whereabouts of Michigan snowshoe hares confirm what hunters have said for quite some time: The big rabbits with the white winter coats have vanished from places where they once were abundant and
September early teal season a hit with hunters
For the first time in nearly 50 years, Michigan hunters took to the state’s wetlands in pursuit of early season teal, and DNR officials believe the first season in a three-year experiment went relatively well.
Centre men charged in elk poachings
Karthaus, Pa. — Three Centre County men have been charged in the recent poaching of three bull elk, including the third largest ever killed in Pennsylvania
Deer-hunting case goes before state Supreme Court
The Minnesota Supreme Court is going to settle the matter of whether a Minnesota man should have been convicted for hunting without a license.
