Hunting
Turkey time: Optimism abounds for ’13 hunt
Michigan turkey hunters have tagged more than 30,000 gobblers each spring since 2000 and should continue that trend – weather-permitting – in the upcoming season, which begins April 22
DNR explains scope of wolf-management hunt
If a wolf hunt is recommended for Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, it will have a different intent and scope than both supporters and opponents of such an event might have had in mind
Study: Some Saginaw Bay walleyes are wanderers
When considering Saginaw Bay walleyes, fisheries managers just might have to think of them more like salmon, or steelhead trout, or lake trout.
Agencies merger study to proceed
It’s looking like the state Legislature is again going to press forward with the idea of merging the Pennsylvania Game and Fish & Boat commissions.
Bill would negate action by PGC banning all wild hogs
The fate of hogs may soon once again be up in the air.
Deer dispersal study offers CWD insight
Between 2001 and 2005, when Duane Diefenbach was studying the dispersal of young white-tailed deer
Changes on horizon for Lessard council?
Since its inception, the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council has followed an annual process that includes calling for project proposals
Hunters, anglers may soon find cabins at Illinois’ largest state park
Hunters and anglers have been pining for lodging and other amenities at Pyramid State Park. A non-profit group is working to grant their wishes.
Fish kills likely in areas of the state
During Minnesota’s 2013 version of March, winter seems to have failed to yield to spring, no matter what the calendar says.
