Hunting
Bison numbers up, hunting could expand in Wyoming
Wyoming may expand bison hunting because the state’s population is above management goals
Wisconsin's state turkey, pheasant and waterfowl stamp winners announced
New stamps for turkey, pheasant and waterfowl hunters were selected on Aug. 25 and will be issued to hunters during the 2013 hunting seasons. Winning the wild turkey contest, with a painting of an early
A thought about wolves and dogs
Rare is the person who is so set in his or her ways, those who raise their voice every time a certain topic comes up, but then surprises us by being won over by our
Crossbow season is officially ‘nocked’
Ready or not, crossbow hunting is coming to a woods near you on Dec. 3.
September goose hunting on upward swing
Ups and downs associated with Illinois’ September goose season took a sharp turn toward the positive last year, data provided by the Illinois Natural History Survey suggests
Dove hunters appear set for heavy fall campaign
No matter how many dove hunters take to the fields for the traditional Sept. 1 opener, they are each likely to discover the same scenario
Take the family to the woods – and thin out the squirrel population at the same time
A few weeks ago, squirrel season opened in Illinois. As a bowhunter in the Prairie State, these cute, bushy-tailed, little critters morph into my arch-nemeses come Oct. 1. They have an annoying way of tampering
WWF: State is up to challenge of wolf lawsuit
Sportsmen who remember the state’s handling of the Chippewa treaty rights case may be getting nervous as the Attorney General’s office prepares to defend the new timber wolf season
Duck hunters get Nov. 5-9 season split in Wisconsin's north zone
State waterfowlers get another liberal season this fall – 60 days with a six-duck daily bag limit – that includes a five-day November closure in the northern zone.
