Hunting
Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department lays out moose hunt proposal to stem winter ticks’ impact
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department has proposed issuing 180 moose hunting permits in Vermont’s Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) E in the northeastern corner of the state in a continued effort to reduce the impact
Registration open for Long Island spring turkey hunt
Long Island’s first spring turkey hunt in over a century will begin on May 1. However, those hoping to hunt turkeys on state-owned land must first request a hunting reservation, through the Department of Environmental
Now is the time to think about antler shed hunting
In contrast, some bucks will hold their antlers into late March. This doesn’t mean that every other buck in the area is going to follow suit.
Daylight Savings Time: How would changes impact outdoor adventures?
To change, or not to change, and most of all, what to change are the pending questions that even the U.S. Congress continues to seek answers to.
Frost-seeding clover food plots in spring can lead to fall whitetail success
The idea behind frost seeding is to use the earth “breathing” to our advantage. When we get to the part of spring when daytime highs are above freezing and nighttime lows dip below freezing, the
Wisconsin DNR seeking public input on fall migratory game bird hunting season proposals
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources today announced the proposed 2023-2025 migratory game bird seasons. The proposal is open to public comment until March 10, 2023.
Deer harvest shifts upward in Illinois
Illinois bowhunters fell just short of the coveted 70,000 mark this season, but it appears they have managed to rebound from a slight hiccup in arrowing deer last year.
Numbers tell the story.
Hunting-related shooting incidents remain low in New York, but treestand falls a concern
The number of hunting-related shooting incidents from the 2022-23 big-game seasons in New York tied 2021 for the safest-ever year, but there were an alarming number of fatal treestand falls in 2022.
Is nocturnal feeding to blame for duck slump during the Illinois season?
Horseshoe Lake in Illinois held large numbers of ducks, but hunters still had little success. For years, hunters have floated a theory that ducks are becoming nocturnal feeders as a way to escape hunting pressure.<br
