Hunting
Charges dropped in 2022 spearing incident as New York DEC meets with members of tribal nations
State Department of Environmental Conservation officials met recently with representatives from several Indian Nations to try and hammer out an agreement concerning the controversial issue of fishing, hunting, trapping and gathering rights for Indians on
Public invited to Ohio DNR open house periods March 6-10 to discuss fish, wildlife management
New fishing, hunting proposals on the table for comment.
Here’s four places where whitetail antler sheds like to hide
Most deer hunters have spent years by now reading about the basics of shed hunting – you know, food sources, heavy trails, bedding areas, etc. No doubt, these are the places to start. I’m always
Deer and Turkey Classic comes to Canterbury Park, March 10-12
The Minnesota Deer and Turkey Classic returns to Canterbury Park on the weekend of March 10-12. This show will have a display of the top bucks in the state, an opportunity for attendees to score
Michigan’s Becoming an Outdoors Woman program leader thrives on outdoors experiences
Despite being born in the heart of wild country in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and surrounded by friends and family members who hunted and fished, Michelle Douglas didn’t form a meaningful connection to the outdoors until
Habitat, ecological needs of pheasants are key focuses of 2023 Pheasant Fest
The 2023 National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic Feb. 17-19 included, of course, seminars about pheasants – specifically, pheasant predators and habitat and more.
Tim Lyons, Minnesota DNR upland game research scientist, and Dr.
The Cutting Edge: A few good knives can cut through any task
After watching the infomercial for more minutes than I should have, I thought of the knives I have and why I own the ones I do. My Buck Pathfinder is more than 50 years old
Iowa CWD cases up 57% in 2022
According to figures posted by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, there were 82 positive tests last year. That represents a 57% increase over 2021, when 52 cases were detected. It also brings the total
Minnesota’s grouse, turkeys weathering the storm as winter winds down
Wildlife managers in Minnesota say that resilient ruffed grouse and wild turkeys seem to be weathering what Mother Nature has dished out fairly well.
