Hunting
Outdoor TV show focuses on Ohio hunting family
Three generations of Reasers were hunting elk on a private Colorado ranch a couple of years ago when a connection was made that would lead to this moment.
Ice fishing on Lake Erie a go
For the first time in three seasons, there has been enough ice for anglers to get on it, from both the mainland at Catawba State Park and between the islands
Widow seeks answers in husband’s shooting death during gun season
Gallia County Sheriff Joseph Browning characterized an anonymous letter his office recently received as an unsigned confession to the fatal shooting of a deer hunter on Dec. 2.
Birding advocates threaten lawsuit over wind turbines
A pair of avian protection groups is taking on the Ohio National Guard and the federal government over the siting of a wind-power generating project at the 640-acre Camp Perry training facility along the Lake
‘Supplemental’ deer feeding OK’d in U.P.
Heavy snowfall and bitterly cold weather are likely to cause high deer mortality in the Upper Peninsula this winter.
Niles angler catches record 52-pound cat
Niles resident Dale Blakley readily admits he’s not much of an ice fisherman. In fact, he’s only been ice fishing twice and only caught one fish. But what a fish it was.
Research on lake trout brings positive findings
A variety of research is showing encouraging signs for Lake Michigan’s lake trout population, including significant natural reproduction in some parts of the lake.
PGC appoints interim chief
The Pennsylvania Game Commission had one executive director as of 8 a.m. Jan. 17. It had another by 4 p.m. that same day.
Sportsmen split on bill to limit agencies
Sportsmen’s groups across the state are lining up in support of – or in opposition to – House Bill 1576 Endangered Species Coordination Act and its companion in the Pennsylvania Senate – SB 1047.
