
DNR mulls tighter elk harvest limits
Hunters would be allowed to kill only six bull elk in 2020 under a proposal the state Department of Natural Resources board is considering.

Hunters would be allowed to kill only six bull elk in 2020 under a proposal the state Department of Natural Resources board is considering.

The owner’s accounts showed that a total of 570 rabbits were harvested off of this exceptional rabbit dog.

How about expanding deer harvest opportunities for those who can’t afford beef during the pandemic?

What has been and up-and-down turkey season continues to be just that. Following the snow and cold of the second weekend in May, as well as that of the season, things warmed up and turkey

To say the first two weeks of turkey season were unusual would be preaching to the choir. Anyone who went out or who still goes out every morning can attest to the crazy weather that

Girl takes bear, buck and a gobbler in a year.

Iowa hunters reported harvesting more than 14,600 turkeys during the spring season, which is the highest spring turkey harvest since mandatory harvest reporting began in 2007. The previous high was 12,173 in 2016.

And a boater suffered non-life-threatening injuries after he also surprised a grizzly with a cub.

Turkey hunting expert and Outdoor News contributor Joel Nelson gives a behind-the-scenes look at the most important turkey hunting gear he keeps in his vest. What gear is most important? Nelson walks through what he
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