Hunting
Pollick has epiphany on barebow shooting
Dusty old book brings him back full circle
Wisconsin's Deer Trustee Report proposed hunting rule changes go to Natural Resources Board in January
Proposed rule changes have been moved from December meeting to January meeting to give DNR wildlife personnel more time to review public comment
Trail cameras a tech advancement that really paints a picture
How much gadgetry to use in the field?
California filmmaker profiles the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s federal Duck Stamp contest
Kickstarter campaign helps fund a documentary, The Million Dollar Duck, which profiles the world’s preeminent waterfowl art competition
The gun deer season is coming to an end, but there is still plenty of deer hunting left – and turkeys, pheasants, grouse and coyotes, too
Wisconsin hunters can keep on keeping on – deer or otherwise
Illinois firearms hunters take 55,708 deer during first weekend
Rain, wind and snow are being blamed for a dramatic drop in harvest during the first weekend of the firearms deer season.
Meat of the Illinois deer season in sight
Opening day of the shotgun deer season went about as planned – a lot of shooting and more than a few big bucks taken, especially in the central and southern parts of the state.
State’s trappers have new spring in their step
The state’s new river otter trapping season has breathed new life into trapping, said John Wilson, the Freeport-based receiving agent for North American Fur Auctions.
Illinois' muskie program expects to nail its stocking goals
DNR’s muskie stocking program, despite suffering an early setback at the Jake Wolf Memorial State Fish Hatchery, still managed to come fairly close to reaching its stocking goal this year
