Hunting
Tracking dogs may now be used without a lead in Michigan
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission this month approved new regulations for tracking dogs that will allow them to track wounded game off lead. The change follows months of discussion between the NRC, Michigan United Conservation
Commissioner selection process altered slightly in Pennsylvania
The process for a citizen to be chosen to serve on the boards of the Pennsylvania Game and Fish & Boat commissions has been altered slightly.
A recent announcement made by Gov. Josh Shapiro’s
The many sounds of a turkey and trying to make sense of them all
She called me every name in the book. I thought I’d heard them all.
No, not my wife, girlfriend, co-worker, or boss or even the tattooed gal that cut me off at the gas
It’s not just us: shed antler hunting fails even scientists
A few years back I became the source of a little sweating and a lot of swearing by half-jokingly suggesting DNR create some sort of online permit system to regulate the collection of shed antlers.<br
Pennsylvania poaching spree biggest case for PGC in last decade
A poaching spree involving three adults and three juveniles resulted in the largest case for the Pennsylvania Game Commission in the last decade.
According to the agency, a group of six individuals in
Doe tags available in Pennsylvania when license sales start June 26
The check will not be in the mail, and neither will a paper application or a twice-stamped pink envelope. Instead, hunters simply will buy their 2023-24 antlerless deer licenses wherever hunting licenses are sold.
Michigan Natural Resources Commission approves new deer regulations for 2023
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission passed several deer hunting regulations at its meeting here on June 8.
Deer hunting regulations are set on a three-year cycle so the new regulations will be in place
Retrievers Unlimited HRC in Illinois celebrates 35th anniversary
The day dawned with perfect southern Illinois weather when retriever enthusiasts from across the Midwest and South arrived at Peabody River State Fish and Wildlife Area in New Athens for the unique Retrievers Unlimited, HRC
Hard winter on wildlife demonstrates need for more habitat in North Dakota
The reality is where we live in North Dakota, winter is the driving season. It can, and has, lasted deep into April. Winter jumped out and snatched away fall like last year beginning in early
