When Keith Tidball took over as president of the New York State Conservation Council two years ago, he knew he had a lot of work to do to get the organization back in shape.
Regulation changes for fishers, martens, bobcats, and gray foxes could be coming in 2028 following stakeholder discussions at the Michigan DNR’s Furbearer Forum.
DNR officials met with trappers, hound hunters, and others in St.
Hunting license sales are down nearly 4.5% at the end of August, although Pennsylvania Game Commission officials believe there is still time to reverse the trend.
Both resident and nonresident licenses are included in
Rock ‘n roll legend Ted Nugent is on a roll, so to speak. On Aug. 7, he was inducted into the Michigan Outdoor Hall of Fame during a ceremony in the Webber Wildlife Center in
Perhaps the biggest appeal about hunting and fishing is the challenge.
It’s not always easy to shoot a grouse rocketing through hemlocks or finesse a bucketmouth bass through a tangle of lily pads. It’s
Mid-afternoon snowflakes floating softly to the forest floor signaled the first change in the weather, and the beginning of a memorable end to a deer hunt in the southern Adirondacks. It was easy to follow
The wild fur market is going into the 2026-27 trapping season with a lot to be thankful for. It’ll certainly be a good year to trap bobcats, otter, red fox and mink. But if you
The Illinois Trappers Association will host its annual convention Oct. 2-3 at the Effingham County Fairgrounds in Altamont, Ill. Admission is free. Vendor buildings and trapping demonstrations will open starting at 8 a.m. both days.
The Offal Wildlife Watching Project will return for its ninth year, adding small mammal trapping, disease testing, and a hunter survey.
Grace Milanowski, Offal Wildlife Watching Project coordinator at the University of Minnesota-Extension, said
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