Hunting
Wolf hunt: Next stop, Minnesota Supreme Court?
On the same day two national animal rights groups signaled their intent to sue the federal government over gray wolves’ removal earlier this year from the endangered species list, two other groups asked the Minnesota
Rooster opener: good, but not great
Whenever the population of a game animal is estimated to be up nearly 70 percent from the previous hunting season, hunter expectations will elevate.
National hunt suggests decent 2012 grouse, woodcock hatch
Ruffed grouse, it seems, pulled off a decent hatch this year.
Different type of hunter taking to deer woods in Illinois
With the archery season in full swing and the deer rut — and ultimately the annual shotgun season — on the horizon, a different genre of hunter is rising to the challenge of the Illinois
Deadlines loom for Minnesota wolf season licenses
Minnesota’s prospective wolf hunters are taking their time about buying their licenses.
Wisconsin wolf hunt begins; groups file intent to sue
Wisconsin’s first organized wolf hunt got under way Monday even as animal welfare advocates demanded federal officials return Great Lake wolves to the endangered species list.
New Jersey DEM announces opening of small game season on Saturday, October 20
Seasons and bag limits for small game were set following a public hearing that was held in June.
Hunters: Check the Regulations Before Taking Your Deer Carcass Out of Virginia
Since Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), a progressive neurological disease of deer, has been detected from four deer harvested in Frederick County, Virginia, deer hunters must follow carcass importation regulations in other states when they transport
Is it time for a little initiative in Cook County?
Cook County has had the highest number of epizootic hemorrhagic disease cases in deer so far this year. Cook County also has the second largest population of humans in the U.S. Cook County is also
