Hunting
Outdoor Observations: License fee increase package never sees serious light in Michigan legislature
The proposed hunting and fishing license fee increase package never really saw any serious light of day in the Michigan legislature.
HB 6229, which would have significantly raised license fees to hunt and fish
North Dakota’s Robert W. Henderson WMA near Bismarck gets revitalized
“Government land” is a pretty standard designation for most public hunting property.
While 93% of land in North Dakota is held in private ownership, mixed in amongst the remaining 7% — from national grasslands,
Murder conviction, coyote lawsuit highlight the biggest stories from Michigan’s outdoor scene in 2024
There certainly were plenty of eye-opening headlines in Michigan Outdoor News last year.
From more research and legal battles over the gray wolf, and the conviction of the man responsible for killing a hunter
Mike Raykovicz: Checking off a post-deer season to-do list
Even though the muzzleloader season for deer runs until Jan. 1, deer season is just about over for me. We’ll be heading south to attend our Granddaughter’s college graduation and we won’t be back until
Ohio firearms season was again safe for hunters
For the fourth year in a row, there were no fatalities during Ohio’s deer gun week, Dec. 2-8, according to the ODNR Division of Wildlife.
The last time Ohio suffered a fatality during the
Hunting license sales down slightly through the first half of the fiscal year in Pennsylvania
Sales of general hunting licenses in Pennsylvania declined by nearly 2% in the first half of the fiscal year, with a total of 820,086 licenses sold from mid-June through Nov. 30.
The 1.79%
Here are ways to impress your non-hunting friends and family around the table this holiday season
Some traumas are impossible to forget. The case of my late great-aunt’s Christmas goose is one of those such episodes.
Let me explain. Christmas with my feral Irish clan has always been a wild
When bowhunting fails, simply watch black-capped chickadees
They took me onto private ground in Bureau County and brought extra equipment for me to borrow. They chose a tree right next to a beautiful prairie re-creation on the top of a hill. The
Wisconsin Wardens at Work: ‘Admin’ wardens go afield for deer season
DNR game wardens may have dreamed of becoming a field warden because they love being out in Wisconsin’s natural resources. They know protecting those resources comes before personal recreation, and that means working the nine-day
