Hunting
Time to change spring turkey season in New York?
Wild turkeys face many challenges when it comes to having a successful nesting season, mainly weather/climate related.
Longtime outdoor leader Bill Pike earns New York Outdoor News Person of the Year honor
The sporting community is full of people who have spent much of their lives going the extra mile to promote the virtues of their beloved activities such as hunting, fishing, trapping and shooting. Now at
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz hosts annual turkey hunt in Northfield
Hunters pursued gobblers on private land in Dakota County. The only turkey that was tagged from the day came from Greta Alquist, who is a member of Minnesota DNR’s R3 program (recruit, retain, reactivate). She
Cold weather duty for summer shirts
Being able to figure out unusual jobs for any item can save time, save money, or can just be a good hack.
One of the clothing hacks I’ve been doing for the last
Iowa Natural Resources Commission approves purchase of land
The commission agreed to purchase a 20-acre tract from Kay Livingston at a cost of $85,000, the appraised value of the land. Two members of the board, Laura Foell and Laura Hommel, voted against the
The great turkey-hunting conundrum: when to move on a hung-up bird
It was a classic turkey standoff. Dad and I had struck gobblers late in the morning – a pair of toms that climbed all over my calls. Our original setup was, I felt, a long
Staffing shortage stifles summer youth outdoor camps in New York
Hundreds of youths who were looking forward to participating in state-operated summer camps could end up seeking other activities this year.
The reason? There aren’t enough candidates available to adequately staff all of the
Shotgun hunters may find scrutiny in Illinois with new gun law now in effect
The Protect Illinois Communities Act – the result of House Bill 5471, which became Public Act 102-1116 back on Jan. 10, went into effect April 10. In general it means gun owners can no longer
Defendants in Wisconsin’s Waupaca County deer poaching case delay appearances
Two men facing more than 100 felony and misdemeanor charges in connection with a deer poaching case in Waupaca County appeared in court electronically to ask that their initial appearances be delayed.
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