Hunting
Pennsylvania pheasant farms at risk during avian influenza outbreak
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is aware of the risk that will arise once the first shipment of pheasant chicks arrives on the agency’s game farms in April.
As the threat of avian influenza
Hass family receives Minnesota Deer Hunters Association awards for generations of volunteering
The Minnesota Deer Hunters Association held its 36th annual state banquet in late February, and during this banquet, the group presented Forkhorn Achievement awards as well as MDHA Distinguished Service awards.
Little did John,
Cash: a bird dog’s bold journey to confidence
In 2018, my fox-red Labrador, Luna, was getting on in age, so I decided it was time to search out a companion retriever for her.
Looking back, there is no doubt my subconscious spurred
A casual way to search for shed antlers
I’ve found a few whitetail antler sheds over the years, but I wouldn’t call myself a shed hunter. Usually, when it happens, I blunder into one while trolling for spring gobblers, the find sometimes a
Pennsylvania Game Commission boosts doe tags by 147,000 for 2023-24
Pennsylvania game commissioners, at their quarterly meeting here April 15, voted to increase the number of antlerless deer licenses available to hunters this year by 147,000.
Commissioners announced that 1,095,000 antlerless deer licenses will
Michigan DNR budget laid out for Natural Resources Commission
Restricted funds (license sales, park fees, etc.) account for $363.8 million (67%) of the DNR’s budget. Federal funding, including Pittman-Robertson and Dingell-Johnson money, accounts for $100.4 million (19%), $67.9 million (13%) came from the state’s
Mail survey shows Michigan’s 2022 deer harvest, hunter numbers drop
According to preliminary results from the DNR’s mail survey of random deer hunters, harvest numbers and hunter numbers were down during the 2022 season.
“These are results from the returned surveys and are still
Michigan bills would set regulations for hunting, fishing guides
Michigan lawmakers are again considering legislation to regulate commercial hunting and fishing guides after previous proposals languished.
The bipartisan bill package includes three bills that are virtually identical to legislation in previous sessions
Pennsylvania bill would deny hunting licenses to those convicted of animal cruelty
A bill that would grant authority to the Pennsylvania Game Commission to deny or revoke a hunting or furtaking license from anyone convicted of animal cruelty has resurfaced in the state House.
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