Hunting
Will Michigan's first wolf hunt be its last?
Conservation group is gathering signatures to preserve scientific game management in Michigan.
Three new winners named in Michigan’s hunt of a lifetime
The lives of the three more hunters are about to get a little busier in 2014.
Fishing records survive
It was looking like Illinois’ hook and line state fishing records would go unscathed in 2013.
Evidence grows in support of bobcat trapping
Steeleville, Ill. — Will 2014 be the year Illinois legalizes bobcat trapping? Many hunters believe the time has come. Wally Hadler saw living proof of bobcat activity last year when he recovered evidence of the
DNR heads into new year without turkey biologist
In a surprise move, DNR’s turkey manager quietly retired at the end of 2013, leaving one of the agency’s most successful programs once again without a lead biologist.
Wayne County nontypical ‘greens’ 200
19-pointer among state’s biggest of the season
A wolf ‘threshold’ instead of goal?
Whether the DNR moves away from population goals and toward “thresholds” as a means of managing the wolf population remains to be seen
Council likes mentor grant idea
The Sporting Heritage Council had a productive meeting Jan. 9, with all members in attendance to learn about an innovative new grant program proposed by the DNR to recruit and retain hunters.
Links From New York Outdoor News – Issue 2, 2014
Page 4 DEC proposes pre-launch regs for invasives Proposed Regulations Page 6 Sauger restoration will focus on Allegheny watershed Conservation Management Plan for Sauger in New York State 2013 – 2020 Page 15 Blackout ends;
