Hunting
Posthumously, Harold Duebbert’s life among waterfowl is shared
Friends of the conservationist complete a book began years ago.
Preparing for mid-winter chili after a November buck
I didn’t kill a deer last year, the first time in many years. I was almost relieved as I didn’t have to dress it, drag it, load it, hang it, or cut it up.
Tanner Bruse gets promotion from PF
In his new role, Bruse will drive habitat programs, lead a team of field staff, and work with partners, local chapters, and other stakeholders.
A halloween buck cements 50 years of deer-hunting memories
Minnesota buck on Halloween 2022 marks a half century of father-son whitetail hunts.
Avian influenza hits South Dakota
If you’ve spent any time on the internet recently, you’ve likely seen pictures or videos of geese displaying symptoms associated with the current strain of high pathogenic avian influenza: nervousness, tremors, lack of coordination, lack
A quick chat with Dustin Hoff: Big-buck slayer and musician
Indiana hunter’s 2021 typical buck ranks No. 2 all-time in B&C.
Muzzleloader deer season begins with a bang in Minnesota
Unlike the regular firearms season, when a large portion of the total harvest happens during opening weekend, Barb Keller, Minnesota DNR big-game program leader, said between 25% and 30% of total muzzleloader harvest typically comes
Reader stories: A bad day of hunting is better than…
Driving home from my family’s property where I do most of my hunting, the events of that morning seemed so far away.
Iowa seeking ways to combat CWD
Dr. Rachel Ruden, Iowa state wildlife veterinarian, told webinar participants Nov. 29 that vigilance is key to reducing the spread of the infectious disease that is affecting the deer population in that state.
