Hunting
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: Women from five states attend RGS Women’s Intro to Wingshooting at Mount Jewett Club
Annapolis, Md. — Striped bass season reopened in Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay and its tidal tributaries July 31 after being closed for two weeks.
Spotty mast crops should bode well for bait hunters during Michigan’s 2025 bear season
All preliminary indications point to another good bear hunting season this fall in Michigan.
According to the DNR, bear populations are stable to growing across the state and hunter success has been very good
Hunting Dogs: Here’s why two are sometimes better than one
If you’re a frequent bird hunter who targets waterfowl or upland birds, having a pair of game dogs is always better than one. If watching a single dog is a pleasure, then two must be
New York Reader Stories: Offseason preparation goes a long way in the whitetail woods
This past winter in the foothills of the Adirondacks around Johnstown was challenging to say the least.
One storm left us with several inches of snow and about an inch-and-a-half of ice. This along
Here’s why one New York hunter is sold on the crossbow
Shoulder replacement surgery wasn’t something I had thought of. Once upon a time, I could draw a bow and enjoyed archery season. Life is full of surprises. Surgery was followed by rehab and physical therapy.
Ryan Rothstein: With deer season in sight, time to check gear
It never fails to watch summer streak by in a blur.
Blame it on our climate in Minnesota, but most of us try to cram as much outdoor activity into a quarter of the
Commentary: It’s never been easier – or more rewarding – to protect Minnesota’s natural resources
Minnesotans love the outdoors. They love their fish and their wildlife, their lakes and their rivers, their forests and their prairies.
Those resources belong to all of us, and it’s up to all of
New York artist turns deer antlers into jewerly
Anyone who has spent much time hunting or shed hunting knows that antlers come in a variety of shapes, sizes, textures, patterns, and shades. Each set is unique. Even each antler is unique.
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Brian Nesvik, past Wyoming fish and game director, confirmed as lead for USFWS
The past director of the Wyoming Fish and Game Department has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the next director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Brian Nesvik succeeds Paul Souza, who
