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Ohio’s fall turkey season harvest falls, along with hunter participation
Ohio’s 2024 fall wild turkey hunting season exited the stage with an apparent indifferent audience.
In all, 651 turkeys were taken during the shortened season that ran Oct. 1 to Oct. 27.
“That

Minnesota’s deer kill is up from 2023 as hunt winds down
As the firearms deer-hunting season drew to a close across much of Minnesota on Sunday, Nov. 17, firearms hunters had killed around 111,791 deer, a 5% increase from last year’s harvest, according to preliminary Minnesota

Outdoor Observations: EHD impacts Michigan hunters in some areas as reported harvest goes over 170,000 after opening weekend
Conversations leading up to the Michigan firearms deer season between my hunting buddies and I often focus on how hot the rut is, what stand each of us is going to sit in on Nov.

Pennsylvania bull hunters do well in elk hunt, cow harvest down
The calm, cold weather, and a colorful morning sky provided a great backdrop for the opening of Pennsylvania’s general elk season Nov. 4. Sixty-eight fortunate hunters drew permits for this limited hunt, however, the opening

Ohio Lt. Governor shoots 9-pointer with crossbow
I enjoy the peace of sitting in the tree stand, surrounded by nature and the vibrant colors of fall,” said Husted. “Then, there’s the excitement that kicks in when you catch sight of a deer
Ohio Mixed Bag: ODNR summer intern program accepting applications until Dec. 15
There are approximately 70 positions available across several divisions and offices. Students are asked to apply to the categories that best matches their major(s) or interests. The link to apply for a position can be

Tom Pink: Where are the ducks in Michigan?
While my brother and I were cleaning more fish and fewer ducks during our most recent duck camp in Michigan – something that has been happening more often over the past several years – we

Gretchen Steele: Delta Waterfowl Foundation opposes the proposed Great Rivers National Park in Illinois
AltonWorks, an organization that, according to its website, “is a social impact development company focused on the revitalization of Historic Downtown Alton, Ill., as a healthy, thriving, walkable city and as a regional hub for

Ohio group gets backing of senator in elk reintroduction
A wild animal not seen on the Ohio landscape in 183 years may make a comeback if a group of outdoor enthusiasts and state Sen. Shane Wilkin have their way.
The animal in question