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For info and entertainment, here are some outdoors podcast options for you
I love podcasts. It wouldn’t be a stretch to suggest I’m addicted to them.
I listen to them daily. I enjoy the immediacy of the spoken word. My choices cover a range of topics,

Is latest bovine tuberculosis deer an isolated case in Michigan’s Benzie County?
The discovery of a lone tuberculosis-infected deer in Benzie County is expected to have minimal effect on hunting in the northwestern portion of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula.
Emily Sewell, who leads the Michigan Department of

Michigan’s statewide fishing and hunting report on Feb. 23, 2024
Ice fishing has been almost a total bust at this point. A look at the Michigan fishing report from across the state on Feb. 23, 2024.

Light Goose Conservation Order: How did this opportunity for hunters come to be, and is it working?
Where did all these things come from? This is a common phrase uttered when people view a concentration of snow geese in Illinois during migration.
Another common expression is: “I don’t remember these things

Too many deer in Ohio? Depends on who you ask
Are there too many white-tailed deer in Ohio?
The answer depends on who you ask, according to Mike Reynolds, executive administrator of wildlife management and research at the ODNR Division of Wildlife. In general,

Ohio hunters fall short of Division of Wildlife’s harvest ‘doe goal’
Ohio hunters during the just completed 2023-2024 deer hunting season harvested 213,928 whitetails.
Yet, the ODNR Division of Wildlife says the deer herd in the state is as large as its ever been in

Pennsylvania Game Commission hires former lawmaker’s firm to lobby
The state agency that promotes hunting in Pennsylvania has hired a lobbying firm run by a former top lawmaker using tens of thousands of dollars in public funds, an unusual arrangement that at least one

New York Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos stepping down
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil M. Seggos – who has held to position since 2015 – announced he would be stepping down once the state’s budget process is complete this spring.

This is what a giant buck looks like: Learn to age deer by body characteristics
If you read the headline after glancing at the image and couldn’t make sense of it, I don’t blame you. It’s fair to question my sanity in making this claim.
But look closely at