Hunting
Fish kill could be linked to fracking
With the debate regarding hydraulic fracturing (fracking) far from over in Ohio, opponents of the practice may have been handed a pretty big “I told you so.”
International board comes out against microbeads
The bi-national committee of advisors to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission recently passed a resolution that prohibit the sale by 2015 of cosmetic or personal care products containing plastic microbeads.
Congress passes algae bill
President Barack Obama signed a bill Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, co-authored that will start a new federal effort to combat algae blooms nationwide and in Ohio
Creigh: Budget support for DNR ‘great’
More conservation officers in the field and a new fisheries research vessel on Lake Huron are two benefits the hook-and-bullet community will see come out of the state’s fiscal year 2015 executive budget
49.2M: Breeding ducks at record levels
Breeding duck numbers in the United States and Canada hit a record high this year, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Sportsmen’s Act falls again in U.S. Senate
The National Shooting Sports Foundation called it “the most important package of measures for the benefit of sportsmen in a generation.”
Two special elk tags set by lawmakers
Pennsylvania is likely going to have two elk tags to raffle off this fall instead of one.
Rep. offers novel ideas
A state representative has his eyes on hunters who might be, in a way, stuck in the middle.
Lay Over Walleyes
Anglers love to follow cliches. Many of these cliches get taken as truths and get repeated until nobody ever questions what them
