Hunting
Division of Wildlife, Ducks Unlimited celebrate Ohio waterfowling
More than 120 waterfowl enthusiasts gathered Oct. 22-24 in Port Clinton, Ohio, to acknowledge and celebrate the long North American waterfowling tradition in western Lake Erie and its coastal marshes.
Hosted by the Lake
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation helps Pennsylvania conserve wildlife habitat
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation successfully worked with the Pennsylvania Game Commission to acquire 1,731 acres of wildlife habitat in the heart of the state’s elk range that is now a part of State Game
Too many wild deer are roaming England’s forests. Can promoting venison to consumers help?
In the half-light of dusk, Martin Edwards surveys the shadows of the ancient woodland from a high seat and waits. He sits still, watching with his thermal camera.
Even the hares don’t seem to
Pennsylvania Game Land 38 offers public hunting, fishing in Poconos
Amid the vastness of gated communities, ski resorts, water parks and other such related tourist attractions in Monroe County sits a parcel of 5,577 acres that is known as State Game Land 38. It is
Saugeye minimum length removed from Ohio lakes, and 2025 spring turkey seasons set
The Ohio Wildlife Council voted to approve changes to site-specific regulations for walleye, saugeye, and sauger fishing as well as to set the spring 2025 wild turkey hunting season during its regularly scheduled meeting on
101-year-old Pennsylvania hunter has a ‘tremendous drive’
Pennsylvania’s Ray Swingle passed the one century mark Oct. 9 by shooting an eight-point buck with a 17.75-inch spread on the Susquehanna County farm where he was born.
He’d hoped to bag the deer
Michigan bear hunters see season similar to last year’s
Despite unseasonably warm weather throughout much of the season, bear hunters in Michigan reported good success.
“Overall, we had really good hunter success across the state. We heard positive reports about the number of
Pennsylvania Game Commission backs off on private lands proposal
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is moving forward with part of its plan to spend some of the $500-plus million derived mainly from gas lease revenue on game lands.
The spending plan dates back to
Early deer kill slides down a bit in Ohio
Going into the peak of the rut in Ohio, the take (harvest, in wildlife management lingo) of deer has slid when compared to the same period in 2023.
Through Nov. 3, Ohio archery hunters
