Opinions
Ohio Insider: Owner of dog that fought off pack of coyotes has Ohio roots
The story in question involved a sheep dog in Georgia that had successfully fought off a pack of coyotes threatening his sheep herd, ultimately killing eight of the wild canines in the process.
Hunting down Memory Lane with a 16-gauge
It’s hard for me to believe that my dad has been gone for nearly 30 years, but that will be the case in 2024. If he were still alive, we would have celebrated his 85th
More hunters need to learn how to process deer
Despite the ample business opportunity, it doesn’t appear that butchers are rushing to get into the deer business.
New York letters to the editor: Crossbows and guns a hot topic
I have previously hunted with both recurve and compound vertical bows. Now, however with arthritis, glaucoma, as well as loss of night vision, I can no longer hunt with those instruments.
Commentary: Take time to comment on Wisconsin’s wolf plan
The DNR has extended the deadline to provide input on the wolf management draft plan to Feb. 28. Many people, including Safari Club International–Wisconsin Chapter, had expressed a desire to extend the deadline as many
Wisconsin state roundup: A correction regarding wolf delisting
I NEED TO MAKE A CORRECTION REGARDING WOLF DELISTING from my On the Trail column in the last issue, which appeared on Page 13 of the Dec. 29 issue. I said the U.S. Fish and
Illinois letters to the editor: Go beyond children, women to recruit new hunters
Reader-submitted letters to Illinois Outdoor News.
Minnesota letters to the editor: Neonicotinoids and opinions on deer management
It has been known for years that this poison is killing or reducing reproduction of nongame and game species such as pheasants and deer in rural agricultural areas and urban areas alike.
A look at Preston Cole’s less-than-stellar run as Wisconsin DNR leader
When Preston Cole took command of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in December 2018, Wisconsin’s conservation community hoped the new secretary would restore leadership, open communications, and science-based decision-making. Those hopes soon faded.
