Hunting News
Before 2025
- Michigan House bill allows hunter safety course exemption for veterans, residents with concealed pistol permitsMichigan lawmakers are considering legislation to provide exemptions to the state’s hunter safety requirements, and to designate the wood duck as Michigan’s...
- Steve McComas: Lakes have solutions to their own problemsLake creatures have evolved over millions of years, with their survival skills honed over the ages. I’m seeing this play out this year. Fish pre-date us by a ...
- Ryan Rothstein: Here are some reasons why your arrow isn’t hitting the bull’s-eyeOne of my favorite things about vertical bows is that, despite the tremendous technological advances of the past few decades, it still takes tremendous dedicati...
- Ohio’s Middle Harbor project to benefit many fish and wildlife species, along with outdoor usersThe Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has started a project to restore wetland vegetation across 300 acres of Middle Harbor in East Harbor State Park. The pr...
- Episode 494 – Flooding impacts fish and wildlife, SFBW July 5 event, Tekiela on turtles, coyotesManaging Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman begin the show breaking down the myriad effects of high water and flooding on the wild Minnesota landscape...
- Jeremiah Haas: Plenty to appreciate as the Upper Mississippi River Refuge turns 100The Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge is celebrating 100 years of conservation and recreation this year. The post Jeremiah Haas: Plenty ...
- Vets treated to fly-fishing trip on New York’s Willowemoc CreekVolunteers, including fly-fishing guides and outfitters, recently came together to provide combat veterans the opportunity to enjoy a few hours of fishing on fa...
- Penn State University is bringing back venison-processing workshop with higher demand from huntersYears ago when Penn State Extension offered a course on how to process venison, it was mainly attended by hunters who wanted to do a better job preparing their ...
- Understanding farm wildlife: The red fox — a smart and strikingly beautiful animalExcept for humans, red foxes are the most widespread mammal across the northern hemisphere. Being extremely adaptable, red foxes live in starkly different habit...
- Two turkey tags filled in Wisconsin, but via very different huntsOne of the intriguing aspects of hunting turkeys is never knowing how the next bird will react to your calling efforts. Will it respond immediately or hang up o...
- Dan Ladd: A lifetime of camping together is a life well-livedAdrienne and I are not summer people. Neither of us are fans of the heat. I’ll take plowing snow over mowing a lawn any day of the week and both of us prefer ...
- Mallard numbers dropping in Great Lakes Region, research suggests farm-raised birds could be partly to blameHunters used to take mallards for granted as their numbers were high and populations stable. Their status, however, has changed in recent years. The percent cha...
- Michigan’s statewide fishing report on June 28, 2024Game fish are moving into their summer patterns. A look at the Michigan fishing report from across the state on June 28, 2024. The post Michigan’s statewide f...
- Smart Lake Erie Watershed initiative providing important data from Ohio watersLake Erie water resource experts have an expanded tool to help them better manage and protect this invaluable asset. Anglers and boaters, too, can tap into his ...
- Understanding these four shotgun myths can make you a better shooterYou rarely, if ever, see shotgun pellets in the air. You only know if you hit the target or missed. Shooting patterns at paper helps you understand what’s goi...