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Michigan commission approves liberal goose, duck seasons for 2023
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission at its April 13 meeting in Lansing approved frameworks for the 2023 duck and goose hunting seasons. Waterfowlers will again enjoy a 60-day duck season and a 107-day goose season.

No fatal injuries during Ohio’ deer season in 2022-2023
The increased usage of rifles shooting straight-walled cartridges has probably made deer hunting safer in Ohio and other states where they are legal.
That’s at least the opinion of Ken Fitz, the ODNR Division

Turkey take, license sales start slowly during Minnesota’s 2023 spring season
The spring wild turkey-hunting season has entered season C, the third hunt period, and harvest and license sales have decreased compared to last year’s totals. It’s too early to tell, but Tim Lyons, Minnesota DNR

Minnesota’s shotgun zone for deer hunting mostly eliminated in Senate bill
The Senate bill eliminates the shotgun zone with the exception of Olmsted and Dodge counties. This means hunters can use rifles to hunt deer where in the past, the southern zone only allowed shotguns and

Outdoor Observations: Would Michigan be better off with the annual firearms deer season opening on a Saturday?
That topic has been explored and dissected for years at deer camps, local watering holes, even barber shops. The bottom line is that some folks think it would be better and others like it the

Pure Michigan Hunt winners awarded ultimate hunting season
The Michigan DNR recognized the 2023 Pure Michigan Hunt winners – Richard Austin and Nathan Whitmore from southwest Michigan and Robert E. Beaudry from the Upper Peninsula – during the April 13 meeting of the

Michigan senate passes resolution honoring 50th anniversary of NWTF
The Michigan Senate recently passed Resolution No. 26 commemorating NWTF’s 50th Anniversary and recognizing the organization’s conservation effects in both Michigan and nationally.

Consider serious preparations for spring gobbler season in Pennsylvania
Like any type of hunting, be as knowledgeable as possible about the quarry, and prepared fully.
With spring gobbler season’s full opening only a couple of days away here in Pennsylvania, one might want

Invasive plants making it harder and harder on Pennsylvania wildlife
No observant person would dispute that popular small game species have declined in recent decades. There’s a tendency to quickly blame predatory wildlife for the collapse of pheasant, grouse, rabbit and, in some regions, wild