There’s still some hunting time left and, if you find yourself with a full freezer, consider sharing your success with someone else this holiday season.
Early reports from New York hunters through Dec. 3, show that hunters reported taking approximately 18 percent more deer in the Northern Zone and 14 percent more deer in the Southern Zone compared to the
Collaborative venison donation program helps feed hungry families in the state.
The preliminary harvest for the second segment of the firearms season, Nov. 30 through Dec. 3, was 28,656.
Bulk of Iowa’s deer harvest occurs during the two shotgun seasons, which also provide an opportunity to collect a significant number of tissue samples for CWD monitoring, tracking.
“The fact that we have likely found so many additional CWD-positive deer is a major concern for Michigan’s deer population.”
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Plans are being detailed for Ann Arbor’s expanded 2018 deer hunt as part of the city’s ongoing deer management efforts. The Ann Arbor News reports nonprofit contractor White Buffalo will complete
Deer harvest is the talk of deer country this time of year. And now, too, deer rescues, it would seem. A successful rescue of a buck in Maine and an incident involving eight deer on
MINOT, N.D. — A Balta man is accused of illegally killing deer after a tip was called in to the state’s “Report All Poachers” hotline. The Minot Daily News reports that Daryl Klein is facing
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