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Michigan Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – May 24, 2019
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair. The water is clearing up but was still cool last week for this time of year. Fish are just starting to push

Outdoor writers go on safari at Schroon Lake
As a native to New York’s Adirondacks, I often find myself being a stout promoter of the region. Therefore I was happy to play a role in bringing a bunch of outdoor media types to

CWD testing finds 34 positives in 2018-19
Since 2016, a total of 51 CWD-positive wild deer have been identified.
Illinois Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – May 17, 2019
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Shabbona: Look for crappies over the fish cribs and brush piles along the campground shoreline. Begin your
New York Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – May 17, 2019
Pick up your copy of the 2019-20 Freshwater Fishing Digest at any license sales vendor. The new guide provides some great information for anyone interested in getting more involved in the sport of fishing, particularly
Wisconsin Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – May 17, 2019
ASHLAND AREA The sun was shining on Chequamegon Bay May 4 – which did a lot for peoples’ attitudes – and until the wind picked up, fishing was excellent. Trolling remains outstanding for cohos, brown

Nonresidents would feel brunt of South Dakota archery deer-hunting changes
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission proposed three changes that would impact nonresident archery hunters for the 2019 deer hunting season. In addition, one change was proposed that would impact resident archery hunters.

Decoys are effective on gobblers, but let’s use them safely
When using a decoy setup in an area where another hunter might be encountered, it’s beyond wise to play it safe. If you see another hunter stalking your decoy setup, call out in a loud,

DNR: No buck-only counties for 2019 deer season
It’s reportedly a sign that deer are becoming more abundant, especially in northwestern and southern Wisconsin.