
Ohio hunters on pace to harvest 188,000 deer
Archery numbers, though, have shown a small decline.

Archery numbers, though, have shown a small decline.

HAMILTON, Mont. — The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks is proposing increasing turkey hunting licenses for the fall hunting season in an effort to control a growing population of wild turkeys in Bitterroot.

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has declined to make any immediate changes regarding use of crossbows during the state’s archery season. Wardens and biologists in the Wyoming Game and Fish Department

Drawing winners announced as this year’s fundraiser generates more than $176,000 for wildlife habitat restoration, improvements.

Modifications would include implementing a new four-day extended black bear firearms season in WMUs 4A and 5A and increasing from four days to six days the length of the extended black bear firearms season in

The Game Commission historically has permitted the use of semiautomatic shotguns for deer and bear seasons within its special regulations areas near Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The preliminarily approved proposal would extend this authorization to the

The study will assess deer movement and distribution patterns and their influence on disease spread in and around Clinton and Ingham counties.

LANSING, Mich. — A Michigan man has testified in support of allowing hunters to wear pink so that women can “look and feel attractive” while hunting. Drew Born submitted a memo to the House Natural

The blogger and a hunting buddy carried out a final hunt for deer last Saturday and filled a tag.
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