Hunting
A once-in-a-lifetime buck for Hunter
Ryker Bergo’s monster Minnesota buck is not only an amazing trophy, but it’s also a tribute to his late son, Hunter.
A look back on the top Michigan Outdoor News stories from ’22
As 2023 dawns, and readers leave 2022 in the shadows, Michigan Outdoor News takes a look at some of the top stories that graced the pages of the paper during the past 12 months.
Mixed Bag: Outdoor news items from around Michigan (Jan. 5, 2023)
A mixed bag of outdoor news items from around Michigan.
Michigan’s December elk season declared a winner with a 72% success rate
Cory Allen, of Wolverine, waited 37 years to draw an any elk (bull) tag for Michigan’s December season, and he certainly made the most of it.
Allen was one of 122 state licensed hunters who
Conservation Corner: Highlighting Ohio’s Centerburg Conservation Club
Editor’s note: We’ll use this space in upcoming issues of Ohio Outdoor News to highlight conservation clubs around the Buckeye State.
Wisconsin’s ’23 turkey, waterfowl, and rooster work done
DNR committees responsible for overseeing permits and seasons for turkeys, pheasants and waterfowl met in December to review seasons and discuss habitat and permit status.
‘Beast’ buck illegally killed near Menasha, Wisconsin
One person is facing three citations in connection with the alleged illegal shooting of a well-known white-tailed buck near a popular Fox Valley nature center.
Minnesota’s outdoor headlines proved to be eventful during past 12 months
Plymouth, Minn. — As the post-COVID world unfurled in 2022, Minnesotans cautiously resumed normal lifestyles. They interacted again at public meetings, attended big events such as the SHOT Show and Game Fair, and allowed activities
Congress OKs CWD bill with funding for states
The Chronic Wasting Disease Research and Management Act was approved by Congress on Dec. 23, advancing solutions for curbing the spread of the always-fatal wildlife disease.
In related news, results from Minnesota’s CWD management
