Hunting
Michigan Natural Resources Commission being sued over coyote season reduction, response expected soon
Michigan United Conservation Clubs and the Michigan Trappers and Predator Callers Association have filed lawsuits against the Michigan Natural Resources Commission over the closure of coyote hunting for three months stating in court documents that
Jeremiah Haas: Coordinate with local farmers for a better deer hunt
While some of our area farmers have gotten a jumpstart on the beans, most of the corn across northern Illinois is going to be in the field for a while yet, especially with the rain
Michigan EHD cases continuing to spread with 2,000 dead deer reported
This fall’s first frost can’t get here soon enough for deer hunters in southwest Lower Michigan.
That’s where a nasty outbreak of dreaded epizootic hemorrhagic disease has been confirmed and has been killing healthy
Michigan’s statewide fishing and hunting report on Oct. 4, 2024
Hunters warming up; salmon still hitting in rivers. A look at the Michigan fishing and hunting report on Oct. 4, 2024.
Pennsylvania Game commissioners approve land acquisitions, mining deals
Pennsylvania game commissioners, at their recent quarterly meeting, approved seven acquisitions – one donation, five purchases and one exchange – that would add more than 1,000 acres to state game lands.
Pennsylvania Game Commission shooting ranges are being renovated
Across Pennsylvania, on state game lands, the Game Commission has established shooting ranges, many of which have begun to receive a number of updates and improvements.
Todd Holmes, the agency’s shooting sports coordinator,
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: Fall, winter trout stocking begins
Beginning Oct. 1 and continuing through mid-December, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission will stock approximately 116,500 hatchery raised adult rainbow, brown and brook trout in 118 stream sections and lakes.
Weather puts damper on opening weekend of Ohio’s archery deer season
The fingertips of now-fizzling Hurricane Helene scraped Ohio over the state’s opening weekend of the archery deer-hunting season, Saturday, Sept. 28.
It didn’t go well, but considering the devastation, lives lost, and more than
Ryan Rothstein: Don’t sleep on October cold fronts
The more things change, the more things stay the same, or so the phrase goes. While I’m not necessarily a subscriber to that philosophy, there’s no doubt it rings true for certain aspects of the
