Hunting
Forever remembering former Wisconsin Natural Resources Board member Jane Wiley
Jane Wiley called me in the summer of 2004 and asked to have lunch. It must have been late July, as I had just flown home from Edmonton, Alberta, with my latest Airedale puppy, Nightsun
Learning more about S3DA with National Conservation Coordinator Patty Reel
One of the more exciting parts of the S3DA Eastern National Championship recently held at Rend Lake’s gorgeous archery course in Illinois was knowing that I would finally have an opportunity to catch up in
Acquiring antlerless hunting license in Pennsylvania turned out to be slow and difficult
The morning of June 26, I signed on to my Hunt Pa. internet account at 7:52 a.m. There was a nice countdown to the 8 o’clock start, when we hunters could begin the process of
Minnesota DNR removes deer feeding and attractant bans in 24 counties, adds 5 new counties
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced in a release on June 26 that the agency has removed deer feeding or feeding and attractant bans in 24 counties to focus restrictions on areas where risk
Pennsylvania reader stories: Winter morning pheasant hunt has healing quality
Of all the mornings to go out hunting in January, we had chosen one of the coldest.
My father and I arrived at a frozen parking lot in Royersford, at 7 a.m. My friend
Avoid these three mistakes puppy owners make with their retrievers
Early summer is prime time to pick up a new hunting pup. This gives owners plenty of time to train throughout the best months of the year, and if the timing works out, have their
Illinois DNR to host traditional blind drawings at state waterfowl hunting sites this July, August
The Illinois DNR announced that it will host “traditional” blind drawings at all state waterfowl hunting sites in July and August.
The question: Should the agency expect hunters to show up in throngs, which
Chris Hespen picked to manage Illinois DNR’s largest site at Pyramid State Park
Chris Hespen has built an impressive resume with DNR.
The Peotone native was recently named the site superintendent at Pyramid State Park. Hespen is just the fourth site super in Pyramid’s 55-year history, following Bob
Work at Iowa’s Towhead Lake supports grassland species, upland gamebirds
Towhead Lake was once a natural shallow lake, with a network of connected wetlands, considered sovereign land by the state highway commission when it visited the area in the 1910s.
With a maximum depth
