
Never-give-up attitude pays big dividends for deer hunter
Not only did Scott talk me into hunting two to three miles back in the woods, but also riding mountain bikes in to get there.

Not only did Scott talk me into hunting two to three miles back in the woods, but also riding mountain bikes in to get there.

To remain relevant, there is a growing consensus that NAMWC needs to adapt. Effective management in the 21st Century will require collaborative work among fish and wildlife agencies, public health professionals, farmers, ecologists, private landowners,

Preston Lair of Miami County almost didn’t go hunting on Nov. 5, 2022 due to warm and windy weather conditions. He’s glad he did after shooting a 16-point non-typical that green-scored 201 1/8 inches. It

Michigan may relinquish its title of having the largest deer harvest in the Midwest after results are finalized from the state’s first mandatory deer reporting system.
Wisconsin hunters reported killing 331,805 deer in 2022,

This will certainly be the first deer season in a decade with a total harvest topping 200,000.

The debate over the new-versus-old start for the Pennsylvania deer season is now in the Capitol, with State Rep. Brian Smith, R-Punxsutawney, saying plans are still on track to introduce legislation to change the opening

Reader-submitted letters to the editor from Pennsylvania Outdoor News.

On March 4, the Game Commission’s Northeast Regional Headquarters building in Dallas will be the site of another scoring session for deer and elk antlers and bear skulls.
A handful of game wardens certified

Harrisburg — The prospect of purchasing antlerless licenses online or through an issuing agent is moving forward as the Pennsylvania Game Commission board was expected to consider a draft purchasing schedule during its Jan. 28
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