Hunting
Simplifying becoming too complicated
You’ve heard the complaints. “We don’t have any new trout anglers or deer hunters because the regulations are too complicated. We’d need a Philadelphia lawyer to interpret them for us.” Well, guess what. Some of
Election’s over; deer and wolf hunts go on
That was a quick run. After gaining control of the state House and Senate in 2010, Republicans on Tuesday night lost both chambers, leaving Minnesota with Democratic rule in the House, Senate, and Governor’s office.
Council vote reverses fish filleting rule
The Ohio Wildlife Council has passed rules to modify the controversial fish fillet rule and other fish and wildlife rules, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife.
Small-game seasons in full swing
Ohio hunters should begin preparing for the hunting seasons of some of the state’s most popular game species with ring-necked pheasant, cottontail rabbit and bobwhite quail.
Federal service looking into turtle rules, regulations
Softshell turtles are under review for possible protection by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
State bear kill falls in ’12 season
The string of 11 consecutive years of hunters killing more than 2,000 black bears in Michigan likely has come to an end.
EHD is still putting a dent in whitetails
Ice anglers aren’t the only ones who should be wishing for a typical, cold Michigan winter. Deer hunters might well have the same hopes.
Hunters across nation prioritize conservation
A recent nationwide poll of sportsmen shows the majority view conservation as equally or more important than gun rights, and they strongly support federal protections for wetlands and waterways.
Where were the biggest bears taken in 2011?
When it comes to black bears, Pennsylvania has the best of both worlds.
