Hunting News
Earlier this month
- Red oak acorns have been plentiful this fall in OhioThe Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife reports acorn production is running strong for red oak trees, according to the 2024 acorn mast survey. The survey is a ...
- More than 14,000 pheasants to be released in Ohio this fall for huntingThe Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife will release 14,400 ring-necked pheasants at public hunting areas in late October and November. This fall, the Division of Wil...
- Episode 57 – How sportsmen can benefit from Soil & Water Conservation District programsJim Lieberum, of the Warren County Soil & Water Conservation District joins New York Outdoor News editor Dan Ladd to talk about what organizations like his are,...
- Ohio’s youth seasons ‘good opportunity’ for young huntersLast deer season was a banner campaign for young Ohio whitetail hunters. “Last (youth deer season) was an exceptional year,” said Mike Tonkovich, the ODNR D...
- Ohio Insider: Good news on the turkey frontOhio’s turkey biologists say the state is finally stringing together some good years of wild turkey hatches. According to information released in early Octobe...
- Dan Small Outdoors Radio: Show 1942DU scientist reports on the status of ducks in the Mississippi Flyway. Sailboat captain wraps up a great Lake Superior sailing season. Wisconsin hunter scores h...
- Body cameras for deputies bill mulled by Pennsylvania SenateA measure authorizing the use of body cameras for deputy law enforcement officers with the Pennsylvania Game Commission and state Fish & Boat Commission is head...
- Penn State University cuts greenhouse gas emissions in halfSince 2005, Penn State has worked steadily toward lowering its university-wide greenhouse gas emissions. Along the way, the university set and met various goals...
- Minnesota’s firearms deer forecast: What will a mild winter, wet spring, dry fall mean for hunters?The relatively warm and mostly snow-free winter was a welcome reprieve for whitetails, especially in parts of far northern Minnesota that experienced severe win...
- Ron Schara: Black Hills turkey license cap another example of hunters fighting with hunters, and it won’t end wellThe eight-member citizens commission for the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department voted recently to continue pitting hunters against hunters. It’s not...
- Kirk Schnitker: Is the Minnesota DNR breaking rules by using neonics?Neonicotinoids, often called neonics, are a type of pesticide known for their negative effects on non-target insects. They’re used to kill farm crop pests suc...
- MN Daily Update: Hunt squirrels as the leaves start changing colorsWhen the leaves start changing colors it’s the perfect time to be out in the woods chasing squirrels. Here’s why. The post MN Daily Update: Hunt squirrels a...
- Dan Ladd: Great New York deer hunting season coming? I’m looking forward to finding outIf you’ve been reading the articles in this publication, then you know that our friends at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation are opt...
- Streams of Thought: Minnesota pheasant opener brings some soreness, but I love every minute of itThere are certain times, when your head hits the pillow at night, that you’re absolutely certain you’ve earned and are badly in need of a long, hard sleep. ...
- WI Daily Update: Hunt squirrels as the leaves start changing colorsWhen the leaves start changing colors it’s the perfect time to be out in the woods chasing squirrels. Here’s why. The post WI Daily Update: Hunt squirrels a...