Opinions
Ohio Letters to the Editor: Pink salmon feature brings back fond memories
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Aug. 18, 2023 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania commentary: Seems clear hunting license software not adequately tested
Spending most of my working career in information technology, often referred to as IT, the kerfuffle that occurred with the Game Commission’s doe licenses sales doesn’t surprise me — nor did the botched rollout of
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Venesky was wrong
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Aug. 18, 2023 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Commentary: Lack of hard data makes tracking N.Y. trophy gobblers a challenge
Early on while conducting research for a book on New York turkey hunting it became evident that collecting the necessary data, tracking down possible records, and weeding out ghost stories of monster gobblers would not
Commentary: Just how much technology can our fisheries withstand?
I’m concerned that technology, primarily the use of electronics, has greatly altered the way many people fish. Consequently, I believe that fish management and our game laws are not keeping pace with these advancements, thus
The Purple Paint Law: Unraveling the mysteries behind Illinois’ unique trespassing solution
Picture this: you’re out hiking in the picturesque Illinois wilderness, exploring the hidden gems of the great outdoors. As you traverse the unmarked terrain, a sudden realization dawns upon you — the absence of “No
Wisconsin Letters to the Editor: License fee hikes long overdue
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Aug. 11, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
New York’s Reel Impact Tournament making a real impact for kids with cancer
August 4, 2023 was a special day on the lower Niagara River in New York. Not only was the fishing very good for nearly every person and boat involved (and the weather was perfect on
Deer not only culprits raiding farmers’ crops
During three months last summer and early fall, I had placed a trail camera along the edge of a corn field at one of my hunting spots. The camera was fastened to a mid-sized beech
