Hope springs eternal as deer season fades away
Patience and persistence paid off during Michigan’s late antlerless deer season.
Action is heating up in the whitetail woods
Now is best the time for bowhunters to get into the woods and have a close encounter with the buck of their dreams.
Simple tips can help you avoid the consequences of an encounter with poison ivy
Seated in the waiting room at the local urgent care center isn’t where I’d planned to be, yet there I was, waiting patiently and scratching wildly at my throat, upper chest, and a couple spots on my arm. I’m part…
Easy steps to fishing rod line guide repair
I use the winter months as a time to sort, inspect and maintain the rods, reels and other gear I use and abuse spring, summer and fall. This way, I have everything ready when the water softens in the spring.…
Flat Earth, CWD and other science
New research at Lousiana State University points to a bacterial connection to chronic wasting disease.
On the ice, dial up common sense, personal responsibility over 911
Cell phones and 911 service have, no doubt, saved countless lives since they were invented. But they don’t take the place of personal responsibility and common sense. It often seems that as we rely more on technology, it’s at the expense of responsibility and common sense.
Resolve to be resolute every day, not just one
For anglers and hunters, resolutions don’t necessarily begin on Jan. 1.
Fishing drought ends in Upper Peninsula
With early ice forming on the St. Mary’s River’s Munuscong Bay, the author and friends enjoyed a good day of fishing.
A deerless but satisfying deer season
After a few days on the stand, writer always feels as if he's closing in on venison, and that if he could just sit one more day, he'd be able to connect. That hope will have to hold him until next year.
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