Hunting
Man Accused in PA Game Warden Killing Held for Trial
By MARK SCOLFORO Associated Press GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) _ A man accused of killing a game warden during a poaching investigation two weeks ago told police the warden fired the first shot in what state
EPA denies petition to ban lead tackle
Washington — Just weeks after it denied a petition from a number of environmental groups to ban the use of lead ammunition, the Environmental Protection Agency recently also shot down the second aspect of the
NY: Northern Zone deer harvest appears up
Elizabethtown, N.Y. – Northern Zone deer hunters figured this season had to be better than last year, when warm temperatures throughout the lengthy season impacted harvest numbers. And, based on early reports, this season has
Turkey, duck hunters are in same boat
Springfield – Turkey and duck hunters in the state may be glancing at each other across their respective blinds and mumbling, “at least we don’t have it as bad as those guys.” Both sets of
NY: EPA denies petition for fishing tackle lead ban
Washington, D.C. (AP) – The Environmental Protection Agency denied earlier this month a petition by several environmental groups to ban lead in fishing tackle, two months after rejecting the groups’ attempt to ban it in
Kill up as gun deer hunt draws to a close
St. Paul — Hunters are on track to kill about 10 percent more deer this year than they did last year. As of earlier this week, they’d killed and registered 171,000 deer, compared with 156,600
Snow aside, ice forming rapidly across the state
Bemidji, Minn. — The good news is that ice has started to take shape in most areas of the state. In a few parts of northern Minnesota, anglers have already chipped their first holes of
Game farm buck tests negative for CWD
Ashland, Wis — What initially appeared to be a huge story with controversial ramifications in northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan fortunately fizzled on Nov. 18 when the “gold standard” test for chronic wasting disease on
Shooting Complex next in group’s crosshairs
Sparta, Ill. – The Illinois Public Policy Institute, which has taken DNR to task for its handling of permit fees, also is questioning the fiscal viability of the World Shooting and Recreation Complex in southern
