Hunting
Bill introduced by Michigan congressman would ban bear baiting on federal lands
A Michigan congressman wants to ban bear baiting on federal lands, claiming the practice puts the public and bears in danger, though sportsmen aren’t taking the proposal seriously.
“The practice of bear baiting creates
Mark Johnson, long-time Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council director in Minnesota, to retire in January
Come September, Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council Executive Director Mark Johnson will celebrate 11 years in the role. It also will be his last such anniversary, as he eyes retirement in early January.
“Every day
Big options for small game hunting rounds
The best rifle cartridge ever created for taking small game is the .22 rimfire.
From CB Caps to Long Rifle, all .22 rimfire ammo is “the bomb” for squirrels, cottontails, snowshoe hares, and even
Oak Duke: Here’s how to set up a signpost rub for whitetails
August is the sweet spot in time to set up a signpost rub… or two, or three.
Why? I’ve found trail-cams focused on homemade signpost rubs are by far the most effective way to
Ready to jump into mobile hunting? Lightweight stands and sticks will help
The days of steel hang-on treestands and screw-in steps are mostly long gone. Today’s deer hunter is far more likely to climb into a cushy ladder stand, or set up in a cozy box blind.<br
Ohio’s duck zones could change in 2026 hunt
In response to input from the hunting public, the Ohio DNR’s wildlife division amended its proposed waterfowl hunting zones for the 2026-2030 seasons.
Mike Reynolds, administrator of wildlife management and research for the Division
Are you as good at identifying ducks as you should be? Here are ways to learn
Scott Doheny is a waterfowler who takes immense pride in the craft.
That’s especially true when it comes to identifying ducks and geese on the wing – a skill set, Doheny says, that
Hunter survey shows opinions mixed on changes to Minnesota pheasant season
The Minnesota DNR has released the results of its survey of pheasant hunters for the 2024 season, which includes everything from hunter participation and satisfaction to views on certain regulations, as well as involvement in
Outdoor News Junior Pro Team members find success in New York’s woods and waters
Nathan Martin IV and Gunnar Morris live on nearly opposite sides of New York state, and while Nathan is a relatively new sportsman, Gunnar is already an accomplished angler.
But they also have a
