Opinions
Michigan Letters to the Editor: What’s with wolf management?
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the March 3, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Scientists concerned that Lake Huron, other Great Lakes, are becoming more acidic from increasing CO2
Scientists at NOAA’s Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL) are concerned that Lake Huron (and the other Great Lakes) is becoming more acidic from increasing CO2 in the water.
Ohio Insider: So was it a good deer season or not?
The number one question that gets asked after deer season wraps up is: Was it a good season or not?
Of course, the answer depends on whom you ask. For some, it probably was
Commentary: Stories from the National Fishing Expo in Ohio where relationships are renewed and made
Thousands of anglers converged at the recent three-day National Fishing Expo held in Columbus from Feb. 10-12, and they were looking for deals on everything from baits to boats.
Three days working in the
Ohio Letters to the Editor: Partnered habitat work should continue through DNR
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from the March 3 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
Notes off a soiled cuff: Thoughts on CWD-detecting dogs and more from PA’s top stories
Readers have criticized the Pennsylvania Game Commission for not conducting research on chronic wasting disease as it has spread across the state.
But the agency – through its unique partnership called Wildlife Futures with
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Deer opener debate continues
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Perhaps deer drives should be limited in Pennsylvania
Some of my favorite early hunting memories were created from deer drives, and I look forward to the day when my kids can join in on a “push.”
But there is a downside to
Pennsylvania’s deer-transport regulations from CWD areas present unknowns
If the proposal is granted final approval in April, it would allow hunters within disease management areas or established areas to take a deer killed there to any processor in the state – if that
