n 2024, Outdoor News launched its nonprofit arm, the Outdoor News Foundation, which works to create lifelong connections among young people with the traditional outdoors sports. In addition to providing subscription access to young people
Now mid-way in a complex two-peak rut stressing both bucks and hunters. The former, this mid-November, settle into the first lockdown. Others rest, and yet some take a starring role in the second rut peak’s
Every November, archery season comes to an end in New York’s Southern Zone, and so does my time with the bow. What does not change is the style of hunting that’s proven to be the
Just as its name may imply, Harwood Lake is seemingly the main draw to the Harwood Lake Multiple Use Area in east-central Cattaraugus County.
But there’s more to the 301-acre property than the 34-acre
The pre-rut, and the chase phase of late October and early November, is a wild time to be in the woods. The bucks can’t help but cruise the countryside looking for a new girlfriend. It’s
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) on Friday announced it identified a positive case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in a wild deer harvested in the Town of Sparta, Livingston County. This
There’s an interesting story behind the head mount of a whitetail buck with a big set of antlers that was shot in Michigan’s Iron County during 1890.
That buck was shot where the Crystal
West Bend, Wis. — Cold weather has finally ended the epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) outbreak that killed several thousand deer across eight counties in southeast Wisconsin.
Department of Natural Resources (DNR) wildlife health and
Albany — Although deer hunting seasons have been open in various forms in parts of New York for weeks, things are about to intensify on Saturday, Nov. 21, when the Southern Zone regular season begins.<br
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