Hunting
Ben Moyer: Outdoors make Ohiopyle, Pa., Northeast’s ‘Best Small Town’
As a rule, this column looks for topics of appeal to readers across Pennsylvania. But the hope is that readers will excuse this deviation to brag about something more locally (to me) focused. Readers of
Wisconsin’s Washington County Deer Advisory Committee meeting fails to draw quorum
For the first time since County Deer Advisory Committees (CDACs) were established, Washington County failed to have a quorum with just two members present, so no vote was taken for 2024 deer season recommendations for
Steve Pollick: Tending to Froggy Bottom Creek a labor of love
Maybe the spirit of George Palmiter is smiling down on me this spring from the Great Stream in the sky. I could use the help.
Palmiter, who died a dozen years ago, was nationally
Commentary: Fawns become a rare sight with does in northern Wisconsin
After reading Bills Rands’ Commentary on northern Wisconsin’s deer herd I feel it is my obligation to share my observations on the topic.
I started hunting in the Chequamegon National Forest in southern Ashland
Dean Bortz: Wisconsin’s Bayfield County deer issues same as other northern counties
Attending the Bayfield County Deer Advisory Committee meeting in Washburn, Wis., on the night of April 23 made me wonder why we have not yet gone back to using the former “numbered units” that were
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: DNR to hire 10 new game wardens, accepting applications through May 7
The Wisconsin DNR expects to hire up to 10 game warden recruits this year and is accepting applications through May 7.
The recruits will begin training next January or April, depending on the applicant’s
Versatility pays off as much as any trait in the turkey woods
Turkey hunting is supposed to be heart-pounding. Gobblers are supposed to march into your decoys and respond to your calling. But that doesn’t always happen. In fact, when dealing with long-shanked, old birds, it rarely,
How to hunt toms on an insect heavy diet
A big reason why first-season turkeys are generally easier to kill is because they’re often locked into a destination food source.
Sean Mahar steps in as New York DEC interim commissioner
State Department of Environmental Conservation Executive Deputy Commissioner Sean Mahar is now serving as interim DEC commissioner, replacing departing Commissioner Basil Seggos.
Mahar, who took over on April 15, is a graduate of Siena
