Opinions
Michigan Letters to the Editor: Bear hunters need a bait tag and a hound hunting tag
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the April 28, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Consider serious preparations for spring gobbler season in Pennsylvania
Like any type of hunting, be as knowledgeable as possible about the quarry, and prepared fully.
With spring gobbler season’s full opening only a couple of days away here in Pennsylvania, one might want
Ohio Insider: Dale and Janie Sunderlin are a conservation team worthy of 2023 honor
Through the process of naming this year’s Ohio Outdoor News Person of the Year, Ed Crosby, president of the Ohio Hunter and Trapper Education Instructors Association, said the Sunderlins were worthy candidates. And, he added,
Ohio Letters to the Editor: Game bird population needs help from all of us
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the April 28, 2023 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
Notes off a soiled cuff: There’s a new sheriff in town as president of Pennsylvania Game Commission board
“There’ a new sheriff in town.” That’s the message Kristen Schnepp-Giger, president of the Game Commission board, conveyed at the agency’s recent meeting.
Under her leadership, not only did the commissioners accept the agency
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Congrats to Rawley Cogan
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the April 28, 2023 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Warmer now, early trout opener in Pennsylvania was right call
A sunny, sweltering hot day isn’t trout fishing weather, in my opinion. Trout season is a cold weather sport, coinciding with the time of year when shoots of skunk cabbage protrude through the mud and
Big, white pelicans extending range into Western Lake Erie
These whopping big white waterbirds, a familiar sight in the Central Flyway further west, are increasing in numbers here in the Mississippi Flyway, to the point where they should become a regular fixture, especially in
Fishing options of New York’s Great Lakes Basin continue to amaze
To give you an idea how some sportsmen maximize their time, they will be on the water at 12:01 a.m. walleye fishing on Lake Erie May 1. By 4 a.m., they are in the woods
