Hunting News
Yesterday
- Iowa fertilizer spill in Montgomery County killed more than 749,000 fishThe Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced on Thursday that the fertilizer spill near Red Oak in Montgomery County, Iowa, earlier this month kille...
- New York bill would allow kids to begin hunting with a mentor at age 10New York State Assemblyman Robert Smullen (R,C-Mohawk Valley and the Adirondacks, D-118) has introduced legislation that, if passed, would change significantly ...
- New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report on March 28, 2024A look at the New York fishing and hunting report from across the state on March 28, 2024. The post New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report on March 2...
- Public asked to comment on updated Wisconsin DNR elk management planThe Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking public input on updates to the state’s Elk Management Plan now through April 20, 2024. Updates ...
- Mike Schoonveld: Federal funding, or lack thereof, has hindered development of wind energy projects on the Great LakesA report released by the Dept. of Energy in 2014 was supposed to be the green flag for a race to establish wind energy projects on the Great Lakes. If tha...
- Wisconsin DNR announces early closure of river otter trapping season in state’s Northern ZoneThe Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on March 26 announced the closure of the river otter trapping season in the Northern Zone effective April 1, 2024,...
- Michigan DNR announces field trial for the study of vaccinating deer against bovine tuberculosisA field study is underway in Alpena County, Mich., to evaluate the delivery of an oral bovine tuberculosis (bTB) vaccine for wild deer. The Michigan Department ...
- Ron Steffe: Special day for young anglers nears with Pennsylvania’s Youth Mentored Trout DayOf all the changes and ideas to improve angling in the state of Pennsylvania through all the years the Fish & Boat Commission has been in existence, Youth Mento...
- Death of sperm whale off Florida coast could provide clues to help speciesPeople in southwestern Florida recently were given a rare opportunity to see nature in its rawest form when a 44-foot-long sperm whale became stranded on a sand...
- Gear & Gadgets: Gerber Gear introduces new assert foldable knife, plus much moreWeighing in at just under two ounces, the Assert feels light in your hand and durable when you put it to use. Nearly three inches of S30V steel make up a plain ...
- Notes off a soiled cuff: Hat tip to Pennsylvania reader who disagreesEvery now and then, I like to tip my hat to a reader, especially one who cleverly disagrees with me. This issue, the nod goes to Theodore Hildabrand, of Eighty ...
- Big money up for grabs during the 42nd Annual Walleye Weekend on Iowa Great LakesEach year the Iowa Great Lakes Area kicks off the walleye season with the Iowa Great Lakes Area Walleye Weekend tournament put on by the Iowa Great Lakes Area C...
- Nevada plans state’s first moose hunt as unusual southern expansion defies climate changeIn what will be a tiny big-game hunt for some of the largest animals in North America, Nevada is planning its first-ever moose hunting season this fall. Wildlif...
- Streams of Thought: Questions being asked about Mille Lacs regulations … and rightfully soSomeday maybe we’ll know what goes on behind the door of the “technical committee” room where state DNR fisheries officials meet in secrecy with tribal co...
- Expanded use of trail cameras making a big difference for Michigan wildlife researchersAfter about two decades using trail cameras to supplement wildlife studies in the Upper Peninsula, the Michigan DNR is leveraging artificial intelligence to tak...