
Outdoor Observations: Could deer hunting become a rich person’s sport in Michigan?
More money than I can shake a stick at has driven me away from a couple hunting spots in recent years.

More money than I can shake a stick at has driven me away from a couple hunting spots in recent years.
A bowhunting couple from Iowa has been sentenced to probation for conducting hunts at a central Nebraska guiding and hunting business where numerous people have been convicted for violating federal laws that prohibit the trafficking

The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has contributed $25,000 in a grant to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (FHFH) to support local food banks with donated venison.

Findings from a recent study confirmed what many had suspected. Chronic wasting disease in cervids likely is the result of ovine scrapie jumping the species barrier.

During the Jan. 7 to Jan. 10 muzzleloader deer hunting season, hunters killed 13,617 animals. That’s up from the 11,429 deer shot during the 2022 muzzleloading deer hunting season. This year’s black-powder season also was

If you’re wondering how to help the local deer herd, there are several actions you can take right now and into the future to stave off winter’s killing effects that do not involve putting out

The natural world must be considered when it comes to feeding wildlife in winter. Even during a mild winter. North Dakota Game and Fish Department biologists are asked about feeding wildlife, and, quite frankly, most

Early results from Michigan’s initiation into mandatory reporting of deer harvests show general acceptance of the system, a need to evaluate a discrepancy with previous statewide deer kill estimates, and a new set of deer

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