Opinions
Bullfrogging: Is it hunting or is it fishing?
With bullfrog season kicking off June 15, I find myself once again thinking of the opening line of Shakespeare’s Hamlet: “To be or not to be, that is the question.” The question for me is
Kasich misses boat on water bill
Ohio Gov. John Kasich missed the boat this week in signing House Bill 473, which sets water withdrawal limits from Lake Erie and its tributaries. He vetoed a supremely industry-friendly, ecologically insensitive version a year
In a huff over WMU makeup
Discourse really heated up on May 29, at the Pennsylvania Game Commission work group session. Based on Bob Frye’s story in the most recent issue of Pennsylvania Outdoor News (6-8-12), I guess that I missed
Southern Minnesota lakes listed as infested with Asian carp; fish haven’t been found there, yet
Though Asian carp have not yet been caught in waters of southwestern Minnesota, the DNR has added several of them to its list of infested waters. “We’ve made an effort to try and find some,
My Maiden Food Plot Voyage
Well, I’ve done it! I’ve set out on my maiden food plot voyage. Though my journey is far from complete, shoving off was half the battle. For the most part, I’ve let the boys take
Recall election for Wisconsin governor
I intereviewed Tom Barrett ahead of the Tuesday, June 5 recall election. I also attempted to interview Gov. Scott Walker, but I did not receive any response to my phone calls and e-mails to him.
Wisconsin's upcoming recall election for governor
Quite frankly, I’m sick of politics. I’m tired of the commercials, too. But, just because a person is tired of hearing about it, it doesn’t excuse one from paying attention. If you’re a sportsman or
Ben: The greatest
Everyone thinks their dog is the greatest. No matter what the size, the shape, the color, the age, they are all the best. And in their own ways they are. Different dogs are different things
Quinn's signature would mean open crossbow hunting during part of archery season
Amid the flurry of bills that passed and failed late last week as the spring legislative session wound down, House Bill 4819 seemed to get lost in the debris. Some of you know it as
