Hunting
White moose controversy in Canada
Three hunters sparked an outcry after posting images of an impressive albino moose they killed in the Cape Breton Highlands this fall
When America shuts down, so does wildlife conservation
The other night a friend told me he didn’t care if the government was shut down. He doesn’t think government matters, anyway.
Minnesota DNR: Shutdown not expected to affect the Camp Ripley archery deer hunt
Sufficient military resources are available to assist with managing the 2013 whitetail hunts.
Enormous bear could be a Minnesota record
Shawn O’Connor had no intention of bagging a state record bear when he settled into his treestand on Sept. 9.
Now in effect: New Ohio deer regs
The deer season changes approved back in the spring by the Ohio Wildlife Council are now in effect, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife.
Lake Erie walleye hatch not a bust, but below average
There’s good news and bad news as it pertains to the annual walleye and yellow perch hatches on Lake Erie.
Missing hunter walks out of woods tired, but unharmed
A missing bowhunter walked out of woods in Coshocton County tired but unharmed Sept. 30, the Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office reported.
Officials battling beech disease
A disease is spreading throughout northern Michigan, one for which scientists have no cure. But that doesn’t mean they hold no hope.
Commission: Great Lakes lamprey declining
A draft Great Lakes Fishery Commission assessment of sea lamprey populations in the Great Lakes contains good news and, well, not-so-good news.
