Hunting
State Roundup: Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan stand out as states needing more doe harvest, according to NDA review
Wisconsin deer hunters recently drew the attention of the National Deer Association (NDA) as that group tracks the annual deer harvest in each state and then compares antlerless deer kill to the buck kill as
Plenty of antlerless opportunities available for New York deer hunters as licenses go on sale
Sporting licenses go on sale Aug. 4, and hunters can apply for Deer Management Permits, used to take antlerless deer across much of New York.
And for the most part, New York State Department
Tom Venesky: Survey captures interest insight into trapping
If there is one outdoor pursuit defined by tradition, it’s trapping.
Not that deer hunting or even small game don’t have rich histories in Pennsylvania, but they’ve changed. Deer hunting, for the most part,
Outdoor Observations: Michigan DNR names new deer, elk and moose specialist
Congratulations to Brent Rudolph, the new deer, elk and moose specialist for the Michigan DNR.
Many of you might remember Brent since he worked for the DNR for 18 years, much of that time
Lean on experience hunting deer when pursuing elk, moose
If you had the option to pick one dream hunt of your choice in North America, what would you pursue?
For some, a spring grizzly hunt in Manitoba might be the first pick. For
Outdoor Insights: Original Aldo Leopold journals now available, and a change to Minnesota deer season
Old-school conservation minds now can view original hand-written notes and journals of renowned environmental educator and author Aldo Leopold online.
Most famous for writing “A Sand County Almanac,” Leopold was arguably the father of
Commentary: Could U.S. Supreme Court determine access to 8 million public-land acres?
With more than 8 million acres of public lands on the line, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers is once again mobilizing hunters, anglers, and public-land owners to help fund the final legal battle in what may
Steve Piatt: Summers mean date night takes place at the trap range
Date night looks a little different in the summer for my wife Paula and me; it typically takes place on a Wednesday evening, not the customary Friday or Saturday evening out.
There’s no candlelight
A sunrise stealth attack: Here’s how to get your deer stand ready for early-season morning hunts
One of the most prevalent, just-won’t-die myths about bowhunting whitetails is that sitting mornings during the early season is a lost cause.
While you wouldn’t want to cross half a mile of soybeans in
