Hunting
Grasslands the focus of Prairie Summit
The goal is noble, if not huge: enhance, restore, and protect millions of acres of prairie and grassland in Minnesota over the next quarter-century.
Dayton requests emergency haying, grazing from USDA
In 2012, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, due to drought conditions, allowed emergency haying and grazing on CRP lands in Minnesota.
Making changes while fishing when mother nature throws you a curveball
Illinois weather conditions often force anglers to shift and be flexible
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board approves wolf harvest quota of 275 animals
Wisconsin hunters and trappers will see an increase in the timber wolf harvest quota and number of permits for the state’s second wolf season that will open Oct. 15.
Keep SAK, ban bait, say ‘deer teams’
The four citizen action teams that were formed March 9 to help implement ideas from the deer trustee report reached the halfway point in their deliberations and are leaning in certain directions
Deer hunters surveyed virtually
For hunters who favored multiple choice tests back in their school days, DNR’s ballyhooed online deer survey should be a gentle exercise.
Ducks, geese may be facing food shortages
Illinois’ resident Canada goose breeding season was hit hard around the state by high water this spring.
Bill protecting hunters’ privacy waiting for pen
Legislation that would make it criminal for anyone to use drones and other aerial devices to impede hunters and anglers in the state was waiting Gov. Pat Quinn’s approval as this issue of Illinois Outdoor
