Hunting News
Earlier this week
- Wisconsin Letters to the Editor: DNR wasting our trout stamp money on Iron County streamsReader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Oct. 24, 2025 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News. The post Wisconsin Letters to the Editor: DNR wasting o...
- $200 federal tax on firearm suppressors goes away Jan. 1Legislation passed on July 4 brought a major shift to the firearms suppressor world. Starting Jan. 1, 2026, the $200 federal tax stamp on silencers will be elim...
- Great Lakes commercial fishermen bring differing updates to Wisconsin DNR and Natural Resources BoardWisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) members heard a tale of two different Great Lakes at its Oct. 22 meeting as news of the fishing, and backing from commer...
- Ask a fisheries biologist: A roundup of Wisconsin’s fall fish surveysAs is often the case, we saw a mixed bag of results in the fall surveys in Wisconsin. Juvenile walleye are the main target. We found small to medium walleye yea...
- Wisconsin’s statewide fishing and hunting report on Oct. 24, 2025Sportsmen juggling hunting seasons, decent fishing bite. A look at the Wisconsin fishing and hunting report from across the state on Oct. 24, 2025. The post Wis...
- Wisconsin DNR urges hunters to have harvested deer CWD testedTesting hunter-harvested deer is one of the best ways to know where chronic wasting disease (CWD) exists in Wisconsin, according to Erin Larson, who emphasized ...
- Revisiting a century of South Dakota pheasant huntingSouth Dakota’s first pheasant-hunting season opened Oct. 30, 1919, with about 1,000 hunters harvesting about 200 birds in Spink County in one day. Now, fast-f...
- New York’s Outdoor CalendarA look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across New York published in the Oct. 31, 2025 edition of Outdoor News. The post New York’s Outdoor Calendar a...
- Nature Smart: Prairie dog town soulDiversity is the key to the strength and resilience of Mother Nature. Diversity in the plant world ranges from single celled plants, known as algae, to giant se...
- Backyard and Beyond: Scenes from AutumnWhether you call it a tobacco hornworm or the larval form of a Carolina sphinx moth, this large, green caterpillar makes for an arresting sight. The post Backya...
- New York Letters to the Editor: Poacher’s punishment seems insignificant considering crimesReader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Oct. 31, 2025 edition of Outdoor News. The post New York Letters to the Editor: Poacher’s punishment s...
- Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – October 23, 2025 – videoFishing is still on fire and the rivers remain full of salmon, with colder weather helping. And perch fishing remains solid. The post Michigan Outdoor News Fish...
- Youth hunters kick things off as hunting, trapping seasons highlight fall’s progression in New YorkHunters across New York continue to have a multitude of opportunities for both big and small game, and as October morphs into November that will only accelerate...
- New York’s statewide fishing and hunting report on Oct. 23, 2025Transition time for hunters and anglers. Here’s a look at the New York fishing and hunting report on Oct. 23, 2025. The post New York’s statewide fishing an...
- MN-FISH and Minnesota DNR leaders talk potential walleye regulation changeWhen the Minnesota DNR announced it was considering lowering the state’s walleye limit from six to four, MN-FISH Executive Director Mark Holsten recalls wanti...