Hunting
Do whitetails alter their habits to avoid coyotes?
A year into the study on how coyote pressure affects deer behavior, hunters and wildlife watchers around the country are patiently waiting to learn what may already be known.
Waterfowlers gunning for prolific season
This upcoming season and the next are not necessarily the end of things as we have come to know them, but duck and goose hunting could look different in 2016-17.
Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame to induct three
Faced with the potential elimination of trapping in the state four decades ago, Paul Kelley organized supporters to convince lawmakers to thwart the campaign that would have doomed one of his biggest passions.
Hunters gear up for early teal hunt
When Wisconsin’s early teal season opens at 9 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 1, the state will make a bit of history with this first-of-a-kind season.
Duck opener remains 9 a.m.; six-bird bag limit continues
Wisconsin’s 2014 60-day duck season comes with a six-duck-per-day bag limit – as expected – but was close to losing the 9 a.m. season start on opening day in favor of shooting hours of 30
Meeting considers state of Lake Michigan fishery
Charter captains offered a variety of comments on the state of Lake Michigan’s sport fishery at a public hearing in Milwaukee earlier this month.
License sales off to rocky start
System problems halt DMP process to address snags
Waterfowl harvests up in N.Y. last year
Canada goose kill tops 136,000; duck take and hunting effort jump
