The Pennsylvania Game Commission has radically shifted to a corporate technocratic model of wildlife management.
A few years back, from a position piloted by Commissioner Kristen Koppenhafer, then board president, the commissioners were taken
With Ohio’s deer herd growing faster than hunters, coyotes, and automobiles are removing them, more nuisance complaints are being submitted to the Ohio Division of Wildlife for the agency to address.
The spread of
Sometimes you find a gem in an area where you never expect it. That is the case with a smaller tract in the southwestern part of Fulton County.
State Game Land 128 is intersected
I completed my hunting safety course at the age of 14. At 16, I had two seasons of small game hunting under my belt.
The big buck strode down the trail next to posted signs, invisibly and unconsciously misting scent from multiple glands, the way of his kind. Every one of his thousands and varied epithelial tissues were expelling
A stiff southeast breeze was blowing through the woods as I reached back in my treestand to grab a facemask from my backpack, which was hanging from the side of the tree. After multiple days
Passionate Minnesota bowhunters often travel out of state to kickstart their deer season because of the opportunity to shoot a buck in velvet.
Even in states like the Dakotas with late August or early
Michigan’s archery deer season opened Oct. 1 with some questions about the state’s deer herd.
The DNR has noted that a near record-setting snowfall this past winter in some parts of the state is
Chinook, cohos moving into rivers as waters cool. Here’s the Michigan fishing and hunting report across the state on Oct. 2, 2026.
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