Hunting
Trapping season 2024 features new regulations, and a new zone in Minnesota
Otter, bobcat, and fisher trapping seasons in Minnesota will change this year with a longer window for otters, and a larger geographic reach to take one bobcat and one fisher.
“The primary change is
Antlerless permit added to Ohio’s 2024 firearms deer season in attempt to increase doe harvest
Ohio’s deer management authorities expect the overall harvest to be about 10% higher than it was last year due to simple deer population dynamics.
Last year’s overall harvest checked in right around 213,000 deer,
Biologists preparing to analyze images from first full year of Michigan’s wolf camera study
Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials are assessing camera damage and preparing to analyze as many as 6 million trail camera images following the first full year of an ongoing wolf abundance project.
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A quick chat with wildgame chef Andrew Zimmern
Andrew Zimmern has been preparing and cooking outdoors fare for about as long as he can remember – so just about as long as he’s been an outdoorsman.
Yes, for Zimmern, the two have
Dry, unseasonably warm weather hindering things for Minnesota bird hunters
For bird hunters across Minnesota, whether they’re chasing ducks, ruffed grouse, or pheasants, the weather has defined much of the season so far.
With strong southerly winds and temperatures routinely in the 70s, the
Minnesota’s statewide fishing and hunting report on Oct. 22, 2024
Pleasant weather keeping anglers on the water. A look at the Minnesota fishing and hunting report on Oct. 22, 2024.
Ohio’s fall wild turkey harvest lags behind at midpoint
At about the midpoint in Ohio’s revamped fall wild turkey hunting season, the statistics are strongly suggesting a decline in the number of birds shot.
However, the drop cannot be blamed on fewer wild
CWD testing of deer taking place in Michigan’s NLP and UP areas
This year, chronic wasting disease testing in Michigan will still be focused in some areas of the northern Lower Peninsula as well as the Upper Peninsula.
Tom Venesky: Let Pennsylvania farmers compost the deer they shoot for crop damage
Crop damage caused by wildlife in Pennsylvania, particularly deer, has been at the forefront for years, yet a solution has yet to be found.
The Sunday hunting bill, which is also known as the
