Hunting
The government shutdown and its effects on waterfowl research
This furloughed park ranger witnessed the loss of valuable information without a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Mississippi River fall bird survey
Cooking wild game, It’s what’s for dinner
Whether it’s waterfowl, white-tailed deer, small game, or turkey, an increasing percentage of hunters are heading afield “for the meat.”
Time to get serious about Pennsylvania bowhunting
If taking a buck with a bow is in your plans, the best time is about to start
University of Illinois researchers say deer culling in CWD areas is effective
The prevalence of CWD in tested Illinois deer remained at about 1 percent from 2002 to 2012.
Ever eat a hickory nut? They’re not just for squirrels
Hickory nut gathering has been a fall tradition in our family for a very long time, and this should be a good year to find them.
New meaning for deer crossing?
You’ll never believe what this woman called into a northern Minnesota radio station to complain about.
Links from New York Outdoor News – Issue 21, 2013sue
Page 4 Bonus permits go antlerless-only in four WMUs Deer Management Permits (DMPs) Page 8 Hunters reminded of N.Y. CWD regs Chronic Wasting Disease Chronic Wasting Disease Alliance Page 9 Early opening to Essex Chain
Legendary deer tracker Benoit dies
Legendary deer tracker Larry Benoit, whose deep-woods hunting success inspired thousands of Northeast hunters to learn his methods and wear his signature green-checked wool hunting coat, has died at the age of 89 following a
