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- Outdoor horoscopes for the week of Nov. 10 to Nov. 16Aries (March 21 – April 19) – The Campfire Commander You’re barking orders like a DNR officer with a clipboard: “You cover that ridge! You stir that chi...
- Bob Ziehmer named COO of Mule Deer FoundationThe Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) announced this week that Bob Ziehmer, a nationally respected conservation leader and long-time advocate for hunters and wildlife,...
- Drought Impacts on 2025 Deer SeasonBig game season is already upon us and thousands of hunters are currently in the fields and forests of the Empire State taking advantage of the early archery se...
- WI Daily Update: Gary Roach says never fish, or hunt, memoriesThe post WI Daily Update: Gary Roach says never fish, or hunt, memories appeared first on Outdoor News.
- MN Daily Update: Gary Roach says never fish, or hunt, memoriesThe post MN Daily Update: Gary Roach says never fish, or hunt, memories appeared first on Outdoor News.
- Streams of thought: Should’a known better regarding commentary about invasive speciesDespite the fact that I’ve been in this outdoor media business – Outdoor News, of course – since a few months before the “Y2K scare,” I won’t deny o...
- Josh Haiar: When it comes to hunting, hard is goodSome lessons stick with you. For me, one of those came from former South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Secretary John Cooper. Cooper, age 80, has been many things...
- Glenn Sapir: Does? Or Don’t? That is the whitetail hunter’s questionWith the regular firearms season about to open in New York’s Southern Zone, where I do my deer hunting, I can’t wait to get back on stand. No need to tell y...
- Minnesota’s fall turkey kill dips slightly in 2025Despite a decent spring harvest this year, the fall turkey take dipped by about 30% in Minnesota, with a preliminary total of 1,018, with license sales decreasi...
- The Adirondack fisher: A fearless predator and valuable furbearerOne early summer day another fellow and I drove into a backwoods log landing to check a timber lot for the paper company we were working for. We had just steppe...
- The art of rattling for November bucksNow, that does not mean you cannot rattle in a buck during a gun season. I’ve done it and so have others. In fact, I once rattled in and killed a fine 8-point...
- Jeremiah Haas: Yes, we do have ‘River Monsters’ in IllinoisWe have all watched the shows on television showing the terrors of the deep, the animals that live under the dams, or just the eeriness of the unknown in our wa...
- Gretchen Steele: Costello Lock and Dam in southern Illinois is a hidden gem for campingIf you’re looking for a peaceful place to set up camp this fall – a spot where you can watch the river work, wet a line, and still have easy access to clean...
- Wisconsin Wardens at Work: Don’t spray shoreline vegetation without permitJesse Ashton, Polk County conservation warden since 2014, received an email from Polk County Land and Water Department, the county’s environmental section inv...
- Steve Carney: Curiosity killed the doe on a second chanceAt this time of November, I typically grab my plastic doe decoy (Eunice) and head to my usual soybean field. A doe decoy works wonders during this month, becaus...