Hunting
Bowhunters head into season with optimism
How’s this for a change: bowhunters are actually opening the season with a hint of optimism – at least they are not expecting to find scores of dead deer scattered throughout the woods.
Hunters in a tight spot are reminded of new regulations
Dave Nies was enjoying a spring turkey hunt when “blatant wildlife” happened along.
First early teal hunt wraps up
DNR considers first of three pilot seasons a
success; violations
under review
County deer groups seek management goals
The first round of county deer advisory council meetings is nearing completion throughout each of the 72 counties in Wisconsin.
Survey: grouse down, turkeys, pheasants up
According to preliminary 2014 brood survey results, Wisconsin’s turkey flock saw an increase in the number and size of broods observed
Stephen Hamrick wins 2015 Minnesota pheasant stamp competition
Lakeville resident won 2003 pheasant state stamp as well as past turkey, waterfowl, and trout and salmon state contests
Whitetails gone wild
While New York state’s Southern Zone hunters are poised for another deer season, the state’s deer managers are already looking ahead to 2015.
Passing the bucks: It’s happening here
Yearling buck harvest decline suggests a change in hunter attitudes in N.Y.
Suffolk County cull labeled costly failure
A controversial deer control effort on Long Island’s East End is being labeled by some as a costly failure.
