Opinions
Outdoor Observations: Kudos to parties involved in implementing spring turkey changes in Michigan
Michigan turkey hunters will see big changes when the spring season opens on April 18. Most of the changes were made to simplify regulations – turning 14 management units into three – and to give
Michigan Letters to the Editor: No opposition to a year-around coyote season
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Nov. 21, 2025 edition of Outdoor News.
Commentary: New rules for Pennsylvania public land videos are silly, seem unenforceable
The recent story about limitations on making videos on public lands, and making money from them, raises a lot of questions.
For example, what is the difference between videos, (moving pictures), and photographs, (still
Ohio Letters to the Editor: Turkey predator question? An owl is your correct answer
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Nov. 21, 2025 edition of Outdoor News.
Ohio Insider: Here’s why George Bruggeman’s record striped bass could stand the test of time
I was truly impressed with the fellow who recently landed the new state record striper.
George Bruggeman, of New Carlisle down in southwest Ohio, was a true joy to interview. If you missed the
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Against tags for tots
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Nov. 21, 2025 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Notes off a soiled cuff: Are Pennsylvania gun hunters getting the short end of the stick when it comes to bucks?
With the archery buck harvest surpassing the firearms buck harvest for the first time in Pennsylvania last year, a note I received recently made a point we hear often in a novel way. I’ll share
State Roundup: Wishing you a safe and successful Wisconsin deer season
The crew here at Wisconsin Outdoor News would like to take just a minute to wish everyone the best of luck on the upcoming 2025 nine-day gun deer season opener that will kick-off with the
Drought Impacts on 2025 Deer Season
Big game season is already upon us and thousands of hunters are currently in the fields and forests of the Empire State taking advantage of the early archery season.
