Opinions
Faulty assumptions on Pennsylvania fishing license sales
We humans are prone to assumption. Often, we think we know some truth or fact, but we haven’t examined the information that prompted our position.
I was driving home from a recent meeting
‘Horned trout’ tourney supports conservation
“Habitat … is where it’s at.” That’s the theme the Round Lake Sportsmans Club promotes on everything from T-shirts to can coozies. Once a year, the club holds its annual “horned trout” tournament along the
A look at S.D.’s nonresident waterfowl history
It’s been a few years since he has made his way to South Dakota. He actually drew a license last year but could not put together a trip from his home in Georgia.
A tough go in July, and tipping tips
Luckily, I had a group of different clients this week – “fishing” people who understand the highs and lows that of fishing depending on the time of year.
Commentary: An outgoing message from MOHA’s last president
An outgoing message from MOHA’s last president
Minnesota Letters to the Editor
Commentaries and letters are the opinions of the writers, not necessarily those of Outdoor News
Ohio Insider: Teacher in New Matamoras molding future outdoorsmen and women
Adam Olson grew up hunting and fishing in his native northeast Ohio so he thought his students at Frontier Schools in New Matamoras should have the same experience.
Washington County Wildlife Officer Scot Gardner
Notes off a soiled cuff: Photo was a bobcat, not a mountain lion
In this space last issue, we showed a trail-cam photo of a big cat in Centre County that locals were calling a mountain lion, and asked what you thought it was.
Retired forester Gene
Commentary: A vote against Ohio’s Issue 1 on August ballot
As a hunter, fisherman, bird dog guy, and conservationist, Issue One has little to do with outdoor sports and the protection of hunting and fishing in Ohio. Issue One is a thinly veiled attempt to
