Hunting
Illinois turkey numbers expected to climb with 2023 season fast approaching
After two years of decline, the Illinois turkey flock appears to be making a comeback.
The news comes just in time: the state’s spring season opens April 3 in the South Zone and April
Michigan’s deer management stirs up differing points of view
The next time you’re in an argument about deer, or just taking umbrage at what another person is saying, proposing or doing with or about them, consider this: You might be talking about a different
Mild winter in Pennsylvania good for wildlife after dry summer
In much of the state, 2022 was awfully dry from July through September. It is a stretch that represents a critical time for wildlife heading into the winter, because it’s a time when vegetation is
Non-resident waterfowlers have new rules to be aware of in Manitoba
A small but dedicated group of Minnesotans hunts ducks and geese in Manitoba each fall, and beginning this year, they’ll see a host of changes that could alter the landscape of waterfowling in that province.
Crookston hunter takes new Minnesota bear record with muzzleloader
Ben Genereux never misses a goose hunt. Even if the day before this goose hunt keeps him up into the early-morning hours due to a bear hunt he’ll never forget.
On Sept. 3,
Some of Michigan’s biggest bucks from 2022 on display at Big Buck Night East
Big Buck Night, put on by Michigan Out-Of-Doors television, is always one of the hits of the annual Outdoorama sports show. It typically follows a predictable format: The hosts bring a dozen or so folks
South Dakota caps nonresident archery hunters on public land
Members of the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission have voted unanimously to place a limit on the number of out-of-state archery hunters who may pursue deer and antelope on public land in the
Two Iowa wildlife areas gain 94.3 acres for $675K
Purchase of the parcels, bordering the Leo Grau Wildlife Management Area in Buena Vista County and the Little Lost Island Lake/Dewey’s Pasture Wildlife Management Area in Clay County, was approved on a 4-2 vote. Voting
Habitat is the key to North Dakota wildlife populations
Heavy snow in North Dakota this winter plugged sloughs, and ice created even more problems for both man and beast. Not much we can do about the elements. The key for wildlife surviving winter is
