Hunting
Bowhunters out of the gate quickly
Ohio archery hunters post significant gains in early going.
Encouraging signs for Canada goose, mallard numbers
There was quite a bit of good news from the standpoint of population levels for some species of concern.
Attitude adjustment
Despite a bluebird sky and an assortment of decoys, the geese just weren’t flying in the author’s direction this day. But that’s OK, because every hunt isn’t about bring home dinner.
CWD in wild Illinois deer hits high mark
Disease prevalence rate for deer taken by hunters was 4.5%.
Deer food buyer beware: misconceptions and myths
Deer baits and food ‘supplements’ are readily available but, in most instances, are illegal to use in Illinois.
Can’t pass up opening day
I got up early on Sept. 27, which with the next issue of New York Outdoor News in the works, would be a busy day. But it was also opening day of the Northern Zone
Party platforms: Repealing Legacy Amendment, no net gain of public lands, and wolves
When candidates visit your doorstep this political season, note these natural resources problems in their party agendas.
Pennsylvania Game Commission tables adjustments to antlerless license limit
Proposal would have made changes to a hunter’s personal limit of antlerless deer licenses and the number of licenses that could be purchased once over-the-counter sales of remaining tags begin in September.
A special evening celebrating conservation, art, family
By Ron and Ronny Hustvedt It was a big weekend in the waterfowling world, especially in Minnesota. In addition to it being the state waterfowler opener, a Minnesota artist once again won the national duck
