Hunting
Michigan’s statewide fishing and hunting report on Nov. 14, 2025
Bucks are still chasing does; fishing pressure light. A look at the Michigan fishing and hunting report on Nov. 14, 2025.
Ryan Rothstein: It’s OK to not shoot a deer
While I’m writing these words, the outcome of my Minnesota firearms season has yet to be determined. I don’t know how it will play out, have no idea what I’ll see, and certainly have no
State Roundup: Wishing you a safe and successful Wisconsin deer season
The crew here at Wisconsin Outdoor News would like to take just a minute to wish everyone the best of luck on the upcoming 2025 nine-day gun deer season opener that will kick-off with the
Outfoxing the Fox: Memories from an early season trapline
The following story took place three seasons ago during the trapping season of 2022-23. I had just had gall bladder surgery with severe complications. I had plans to trap close to the road.
While
Pennsylvania’s Shirley Grenoble fondly remembered as trailblazer for women in hunting
As a teenager in the 1980s, Joanie Haidle felt like she was the only woman who loved to hunt.
And then she heard about Shirley Grenoble. She picked up a hunting magazine at the
Dean Bortz: I’d settle for another deer season just like 2021
Not being a prophet, nor clairvoyant by any means, I have no way of knowing how the rest of the 2025 hunting seasons will play out. I’ll just hope everyone in our hunting group can
Minnesota climate plan has eye on natural, working lands
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has received public input on its updated climate action framework to ensure the state’s goals to become carbon-neutral by 2050.
Of the various goals and aspects outlined in this
New land purchase is a possibility for Ohio DNR
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) is facing a unique opportunity to expand its public lands in southern Ohio.
Division of Wildlife Chief Kendra Wecker said The Scioto Land Company, a producer of newsprint, approached the
A scant 521 turkeys killed during the fall hunt in Ohio
If Ohio’s turkey hunters thought this year’s fall season drifted off the centerline, they’d have dead-centered the bull’s-eye.
Even so, the results of Ohio’s 2025 fall turkey season still largely fell in line with
