Hunting
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: Work begins on Leonard Harrison State Park
A mix of outdoor-related stories published in the May 26, 2023 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Game Commission turns its back on social aspect of science
I always found it interesting during Pennsylvania Game Commission meetings when commissioners weighed in before approving antlerless allocations for their districts.
Agency staff would recommend a number, and commissioners could alter it based on
Pennsylvania reader stories: pheasant hunt was nothing special
My brother called and asked if I’d go pheasant hunting. I said sure but I had to go buy the license. I paid $25 for it and I was ready when he picked me up
Applications open through June 16 to apply for elk licenses in Minnesota
Interested hunters have through Friday, June 16, to apply for one of 17 elk licenses offered this year by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
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Father’s Day gift guide for the outdoor enthusiast
Don’t wait until the last minute and end up getting the ol’ man a gift card; put some thought into a Father’s Day gift that’s just right. Outdoor News has made your life a little
Illinois DNR’s turkey brood surveys taking online approach
As we step further into the second decade of this millennium, many DNR programs and projects are switching to online-based features in an effort to better promote eco-friendliness, reduce wasted postage, and more importantly, increase
Ohio University study shows state could support limited bobcat trapping
Ohio could support a limited bobcat trapping season, based on results of a recent three-year study of the wild felines by researchers at Ohio University.
That was the message Mike Reynolds, administrator of wildlife
Early mornings, late nights: Turkey hunting and hockey playoffs collide
May is typically a whirlwind of activity, nearly all of it revolving around spring gobbler hunting, with some basic hygiene and household chores tossed in. Sleep comes more in the form of what would generally
