With the archery buck harvest surpassing the firearms buck harvest for the first time in Pennsylvania last year, a note I received recently made a point we hear often in a novel way. I’ll share
Michigan’s spring turkey hunters will see the most radical changes to regulations in decades as the Natural Resources Commission approved the Department of Natural Resources proposed changes without debate.
The new rules mean the
As a teenager in the 1980s, Joanie Haidle felt like she was the only woman who loved to hunt.
And then she heard about Shirley Grenoble. She picked up a hunting magazine at the
If Ohio’s turkey hunters thought this year’s fall season drifted off the centerline, they’d have dead-centered the bull’s-eye.
Even so, the results of Ohio’s 2025 fall turkey season still largely fell in line with
Despite a decent spring harvest this year, the fall turkey take dipped by about 30% in Minnesota, with a preliminary total of 1,018, with license sales decreasing by about 9%.
“It’s a little more
Never as popular as the fall archery season, Illinois’ fall firearms turkey season did see a slight bump in the number of permits issued by DNR this year.
Slight being the key word.
For 16 or 17 years in a row, I’ve gotten the same phone call from 16 or 17 different deer hunters just before the gun season.
“You’re always writing about how good of shape
Legendary archer and author Byron Ferguson, 71, of Alabama passed away Oct. 3.
Ferguson, the author of Become the Arrow, was an internationally renowned longbow archer who became famous for his trick shots.
The Game Commission on Oct. 15 celebrated the expansion of State Game Land 211, which added 509 acres in Dauphin County.
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