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Kickin’ up dust? Try these tips for food-plotting during drought
If I were applying to be a marketer for Explore Minnesota, my pitch would play on their #OnlyInMinnesota theme. My tag would be: “Minnesota: the only state that goes from record snowfall to severe drought

Make the most of your early goose, teal, dove seasons this fall
Mourning dove seasons and early teal and goose seasons offer some of the first fall hunting opportunities across many of the Great Lakes states. Not all states offer all three seasons, but most states do

Thirsty bucks: how scouting water sources can pay off this fall
There are three constants in any buck’s life. The first is security, and merely staying alive from day to day. The second is food, which plays into many different hunting strategies. The third is his

A different kind of date night that will pay off this hunting season
It doesn’t fall into your typical definition, if you have one, of “date night.” But it has worked for Paula and I, and after three dozen years of marriage chances are pretty good it’s not

Proposed project on Illinois’ Kaskaskia River highlights importance of conserving river oxbows
Beyond their intrinsic natural beauty, river oxbows hold immense community engagement and economic growth potential.
Conserved river oxbows are magnets for nature enthusiasts and tourists seeking unique experiences. Visitors are drawn to the picturesque

Pennsylvania’s doe license sales going smoother after opening rush
Lehigh Valley native Earl Hower, now of Leesburg, Virginia, set his cellphone alarm for 8 a.m. hoping to be among the first in line when Pennsylvania’s nonresident antlerless deer permits went on sale July 10.<br

Mike Raykovicz: Summertime thoughts as I prepare for a possible fall without bowhunting
July is here and most people will be thinking about or making vacation plans but, for me, I’m already thinking about October and the beginning of archery season. I know the season doesn’t open for

Hunter’s summer in Pennsylvania: Here are ways to pass the time
For outdoor sportsmen, summer is in between hunting seasons, but it still should be an active time.
Mid-July is staging on the calendar, and in Pennsylvania that means high outside heat and its companion

Make sure to study your game camera warranties
You purchased that new trail camera you have been wanting and it is finally sitting on your table. You tear open the box, insert a SD card and batteries. The camera comes alive, and you