Baseball legend Yogi Berra said, “It ain’t over ‘till it’s over.” That famous quote could certainly apply to the recent Michigan Natural Resources Commission decision to make the Liberty and Independence hunts for antlerless deer
It’s a memory seared into Justin Lanclos’ memory and it is a lesson learned that he desperately wants to pass on to his fellow deer hunter.
He knows he’s lucky to be alive to
Big Chiques Hunting Club in Lycoming County, Pa., was founded a century ago by a group of men who wanted fellowship and a good place to target white-tailed deer, bears, turkeys and other game.
Deer archery hunters are gearing up for the statewide opener on Saturday, Sept. 28, although a few northwest Ohio counties in the state got an earlier start on the bowhunt.
Hunters in Ohio have
More than 350,000 bowhunters will pursue whitetails across Pennsylvania this fall. Archery season began in Wildlife Management Units 2B, 5C and 5D – those are the ones surrounding Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, respectively – on Sept.
It was a warm day in the mountains, so rather than hunting I decided to do a few chores around camp, including splitting a little kindling.
As I was working on that a fellow
Michigan Department of Natural Resources Director M. Scott Bowen approved a reduced license fee of $5 for the new extended late antlerless firearm season that will take place from Jan. 2 through the second Sunday
A hearing on the opening day of deer season may be happening soon before the House Game and Fisheries Committee, and the head of the Pennsylvania Game Commission is ready to speak up.
Agency
EHD, epizootic hemorrhagic disease, is an often-fatal affliction that can claim many deer when present locally, especially in northern latitudes that do not have annual outbreaks.
Due to chronic exposure to the disease, more
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