Hunting
Rite of late spring: whitetail fawn-drop 2014
Like clockwork: Freshly dropped white-tailed deer fawns are everywhere in mid-June, which is exactly how Mother Nature intended it to be.
Mining company’s bid for state land is a tough sell
Proposed sale of state land by DNR raises concerns from conservationists.
Turkey hunting adventures continue as Outdoor News ‘agent in the outdoors’ travels from Wisconsin to New York
Turkeys in NY’s Chautauqua area just as tough, if not tougher, than Wisconsin birds
Largest hunter-taken grizzly enters Boone and Crockett recordbook
The big bruin, taken in 2013 near Fairbanks, Alaska, by hunter Larry Fitzgerald scored 27-6/16 and narrowly missed world record.
Long-rodding a drop-shot rig for bluff-country stream trout
Successful June trip for rainbows, browns, and brookies employs 14-foot crappie rod, small spinning reel, and 6-pound-test fluorocarbon line.
Tournaments and social media
Niagara events give back to the anglers and fishery
Making Take-A-Kid Fishing Weekend more than an annual event
Recipe for youth angling success: Find water, chuck a lure into it, retrieve, and see what happens. Repeat as needed. Keep it fun.
Segment on Ron Schara’s program urges support for Land and Water Conservation Fund
Speaking of Schara, congratulations on 20-year broadcast anniversary(!), and speaking of video, Outdoor News editor appears on National Geographic Channel’s new program The Savage Line.
Pennsylvania turkey season ends quietly, and coyote reflections
My spring gobbler season concluded with me leaving quiet woods without a bird.
