Hunting
Waterfowl hunters seeing good reason for countdown to season
To listen to fall flight forecasters, one may expect to find mallards and pintails sitting in blinds when the state’s duck hunters show up this fall.
Anticipated Kroll deer report released
Final report: Hunter expectations key, but restrict use of goals and SAK
Wisconsin's first modern-day wolf hunt approved by NRB
Timber wolf harvest tag applications will go on sale for $10 on Aug. 1, now that the Natural Resources Board has approved a first-year harvest quota of 201 wolves in six zones.
Apostle Island deer hunt altered
Legislators would have swamped this year’s Apostle Islands October muzzleloader deer hunt, but for some quick thinking and fast work by DNR wildlife officials and National Park Service personnel.
Survey: Duck numbers at record highs
Breeding duck populations in North America soared to record highs this year, according to results of an annual survey that includes the United States and Canada.
New York youth hunt efforts will likely be for naught
DEC’s efforts to establish a youth deer hunt and gauge hunter sentiment toward the Columbus Day weekend proposal were, ultimately, all for naught.
Cayuga rifle bill awaits Gov. Cuomo’s signature
Cayuga County deer hunters will be able to use rifles this fall if Gov. Andrew Cuomo signs into law legislation approved by the Senate and Assembly.
Two men indicted for killing wolves, lying to federal agents
Two Finland, Minn., men were indicted last week in federal court, accused of killing two gray wolves, burying them in the Superior National Forest, and then lying to federal investigators about the incident.
Minnesota to make first pitch for Mille Lacs changes
By the time Outdoor News readers view this story, state and tribal officials may already have taken the unusual step of scheduling a second meeting of the fisheries technical committee in summertime, to discuss management
