For the second year in a row a significant weather event put a dent in the plans of deer hunters, especially those in and around the southern and eastern Adirondacks and beyond – this writer
Senate Bill 147 has not been passed in final form yet, and even if it passes the state Senate a second time and is signed into law, it will not take effect until 90 days
Whenever ethical hunters harvest an animal, they use as much of it as possible. That rule certainly applies to ruffed grouse. Spend a few minutes with Mike Hehner, who shows us how he gets the
In the latest print edition of the Outdoor News, two letter writers rang in with their opinions regarding the recent youth deer hunting season. I’ll commend both writers for entering their words into the public
White-tailed bucks are antsy these days, rubbing, scraping and chasing does.
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been decent on Lake St. Clair, especially along the Canadian side of the lake. Jiggers and handliners are both catching fish. Fair numbers have been caught on
Boaters are reminded that they are required to wear life jackets from Nov. 1 to April 30 when in boats less than 16 feet long and in all canoes and kayaks. The Pennsylvania Fish &
Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, Perry counties) – With water temperatures falling, anglers are doing well catching crappies, channel catfish, and bluegills, according to local reports. Anglers are trolling Flicker Shad for saugeyes, but
SPOKANE, Wash. — Fifty-five years ago, Jack Adkins was frustrated. A biologist for Washington’s Department of Game, Adkins was trying to catch turkeys in Stevens County using a 90-by-40-foot net propelled by “three projectiles (shot)
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