Hunting
Minnesota DNR releases new draft plan for Red Lake Wildlife Management Area
The last time the master plan for Red Lake Wildlife Management Area in northwestern Minnesota was updated, 3M company began selling Post-It Notes, former Beatles member John Lennon was killed by a crazed fan, and
A look at policy changes, and Minnesota’s outdoors enjoys the fruits of a big surplus
The Minnesota Legislature passed the Environment and Natural Resources Conference Committee report last week that would authorize more than $1.6 billion in environment and natural resources spending over the next biennium. Gov. Tim Walz is
Outdoor Observations: Digging into proposed deer regulation changes in Michigan
The Michigan DNR Wildlife Division proposed several changes to deer regulations at its meeting earlier this month at Lansing Community College West Campus.
At the same time, Natural Resources Commissioner John Walters tossed several
Black bear hunter accused of killing protected grizzly bear
A Wyoming man faces up to a year in jail and a $10,000 fine if convicted of killing a protected grizzly he allegedly claims he mistook for a legal black bear outside Yellowstone National Park.<br
First time bow kill turns out to be 214-incher for Ohio hunter
Most deer hunters can remember vivid details about their first bow kill. For Truman Sink, his first bow kill, which happened last fall, will likewise be hard to forget.
Or top. The 19-year-old hunter
Youngstown, Ohio City Law Director objects to deer cull in park
Youngstown City Law Director Jeff Limbian is asking the Ohio DNR to “cancel, change, and reconsider killing deer in Mill Creek Park” in the city, according to a story on May 9 in The Vindicator
Stick it out for your late-season Ohio turkey
Are you still trying to find a way to put a notch in your turkey tag on this last weekend of the Ohio season? Well, don’t fear. The waning days of the season can be
492 acres acquired in Ohio, open to public hunting
A recent acquisition by the Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has added 492 acres to Woodland Trails Wildlife Area in southern Preble County. The total size of Woodland Trails now expands to 1,684 acres.<br
Commentary: Troubled by Pennsylvania commissioners’ lack of oversight on antlerless license allocations
As a life-long Pennsylvania deer hunter, I read with considerable concern, the “antlerless deer allocations” article here in the April 23 issue.
In the article, the current Game Commission board president announced that the commissioners
