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- Michigan waterfowl numbers appear down from 2024Locally produced duck and goose numbers were both down this spring in Michigan and those effects are likely to be felt by waterfowl hunters this fall. Biologist...
- Michigan’s statewide fishing report on Aug. 22, 2025Fishing results mixed; perch arriving at Les Cheneaux! Here’s the Michigan fishing report from across the state on Aug. 22, 2025. The post Michigan’s statew...
- Deer hunter out scouting discovers rare subtropical wood stork in central WisconsinA rare and apparently very confused subtropical wood stork somehow found its way to the wilds of Wisconsin. A hunter scouting for deer first sighted the bird on...
- Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 2034South winds bring kings close to shore, but high waves make fishing a challenge on Lake Michigan. New book features seasonal photos of Great Lakes shorelines. J...
- Mike Schoonveld: You caught a fish, so smile!It only takes about two clicks on my phone, tablet or computer these days to find a photograph of someone holding a fish, fresh from the lake, being posed for t...
- Tom Pink: Whitefish in Lake Superior holding steady (for now) while populations in other Great Lakes dwindleThere has been a lot written about the decline of whitefish in northern lakes Huron and Michigan over the past several weeks, including a story written by edito...
- From backwaters to oxbows, here’s how to hunt waterfowl on the mighty MississippiJohn Devney doesn’t remember a lot about his early-teen years, but he does vividly recall one moment with stunning clarity: the early October morning he shot ...
- WI Daily Update: Stable weather plus top-water lures can be magic for bass on August nightsAugust nights during stable stretches of weather can be great for targeting bass with top-water lures. Tim Lesmeister has the details. The post WI Daily Update:...
- ‘PATH’ program unlocking more South Dakota private lands for huntersIn South Dakota, where more than 80% of land is privately owned, access can be a limiting factor for hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts if enough acres are n...
- 4-H shooting and wildlife program reaches thousands in Minnesota over 45 yearsThe Minnesota 4-H shooting sports and wildlife program teaches young students how to shoot BB guns, bows, air rifles and pistols, .22 rifles and pistols, muzzle...
- An ode to a departed Minnesota conservationist: Jeff Broberg’s passion was for trout, and the waters in which they swimI first met Jeff Broberg at a Minnesota DNR watershed confab and barbecue in southeastern Minnesota in the early 2000s. He was there representing the Minnesota ...
- Steve Sarley: What age do you let kids take a solo fishing adventure?I’ve mentioned before that I am the father of three grown children. I use “grown” to mask the fact that my kids are truly old enough to have kids of their...
- Glenn Sapir: What can one acre in New York’s Putnam Valley attract? Camera reveals plentyLearning that I live on only one-acre in a subdivision a mere 50 miles from midtown Manhattan, you might think my property is barren of wildlife. Of course, I a...
- MN Daily Update: Stable weather plus top-water lures can be magic for bass on August nightsAugust nights during stable stretches of weather can be great for targeting bass with top-water lures. Tim Lesmeister has the details. The post MN Daily Update:...
- Ryan Rothstein: When it comes to bow practice, think quality over quantityThings are starting to get real, and with less than a month to go until another deer season begins in many states, it’s time to really start dialing in setups...