Hunting
Wisconsin’s fishing and hunting report for May 12, 2023
Late ice-out helped anglers enjoy good success on opener. A look at Wisconsin’s statewide fishing and hunting report for May 12, 2023.
New York’s fishing and hunting report for May 12, 2023
Spring gobbler season winds down, waters warm up. A look at New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report for May 12, 2023.
Ohio’s Women Sharing the Outdoors celebrates with event
Women Sharing the Outdoors (WSO), a committee of the Mt. Healthy Izaak Walton League of America chapter, partnered with the Ohio DNR (ODNR) to teach women in a friendly, non-competitive setting, about their kind of
Minnesota Deer Hunters Association says it will not support 2023 Governor’s Deer Opener
In a press release on Wednesday, May 10, the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association announced that the group’s board had voted not to support this year’s governor’s deer opener.
The MDHA cited “continued attempts to
Minnesota 9-year-old’s gobbler puts ‘long’ in longbeard
Parental rules often are guidelines rather than actual rules. For a 9-year-old turkey hunter from Rockville, Minn., that’s fortunate.
If Tenley Salzbrun’s father had adhered strictly to his personal minimum age at which his
A look at the work of North Dakota game wardens from 2022
Game wardens are the most visible and recognized employees. The 4×4 pickup truck, badge, boat, ATV and other equipment make game wardens a little easier to identify, and we understand their role. There’s a pretty
A quick chat with Ducks Unlimited’s Kyle Rorah
Rorah joined Team DU in 2016. He currently resides in Ann Arbor, Mich., with his wife Shannon.
South Dakota increases nonresident waterfowl licenses
Waterfowl hunters from outside South Dakota stand a better chance of drawing a license in the state’s lottery system after the state’s Game, Fish and Parks Commission unanimously approved an increase in the number of
Conferees OK deer farm rules to combat CWD, ‘global budget’ in Minnesota
The Environment, Natural Resources, Climate, and Energy Conference Committee continued to check off items during negotiations this past week. One of the big items agreed upon would further regulate cervidae farms. The House and Senate
