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Brainerd man charged after killing large bear on Red Lake Indian Reservation
He’s charged with federal misdemeanor counts of wildlife trafficking and trespassing on Indian lands after he allegedly shot and killed a bear on the reservation, sawed off the bear’s head, and left most of the

Pennsylvania Saturday rifle opener didn’t seem different from customary Monday start
It’s all about the same when it comes to hunter numbers and harvested deer.

Hunters set new Pennsylvania bear-harvest record
Although numbers are continuing to come in, and bear hunting remains open through Saturday in some of the state’s Wildlife Management Units, as of today, the 2019 preliminary bear harvest sat at 4,577.

Wisconsin shop ushers in new era of deer processing
Outdoor Addiction – a one-stop shop that offers up free CWD testing, butchering, sausage-making and taxidermy – was abuzz during the recent nine-day gun deer season.

Back to hunting ducks during deer season
Due to the loss of family hunting land, blogger decided to stay home in Sault Ste. Marie this deer season and hunt ducks and geese instead.
Illinois Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Dec. 13, 2019
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: The northern harbors were seeing a decline in the amount of fish caught, but there

Finally, a woman is on a Pennsylvania board serving sportsmen again
Game Commission and Fish & Boat Commission boards have been good old boys’ clubs.
Wisconsin Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Dec. 13, 2019
ASHLAND AREA The ice is starting to form now on Chequamegon Bay, but make sure to call ahead for conditions. If we continue to have freezing temps then, it would be great for the start
New York Outdoor News Fishing & Hunting Report – Dec. 13, 2019
Western New York Mark Plennert of Niagara Falls had some success off the NYPA Fishing Platform in the gorge when waters finally cleared, but take note it was scheduled to close Nov. 30. Call 716-286-6662