Hunting News
Before 2025
- Norfolk Southern to pay $15M for East Palestine, Ohio, train derailmentThe federal government agreed to a $15 million fine for Norfolk Southern over last year’s disastrous derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, and the railroad prom...
- Mike Raykovicz: Rediscovering an old tackle box a reminder of how important it is to take a kid fishingI have several tackle boxes I use regularly, but I have another I’ve long forgotten about and haven’t used since I was a kid. It was warehoused in a space a...
- Pennsylvania legislator Dave Maloney to Gov. Shapiro: Game Commission needs transparencyThe top Republican on the House Game and Fisheries Committee believes the recent meeting to appoint Stephen Smith as the executive director of the Pennsylvania ...
- Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Likes both of our columnistsReader-submitted letters to the editor published in the June 7, 2024, edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News. The post Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Likes b...
- Carlisle, Pa., man to fish on U.S. fly-fishing team in FranceMike Komara, of Cumberland County, Pa., will head to southern France this month to compete on the world fly-fishing stage. Komara, 24, and five other members of...
- What is Gyotaku? If you can catch a fish, you can print itA few years ago, not long after I purchased my current home, a friend pulled something out of his garage and offered it as a housewarming gift: a canvas fish pr...
- Purple paint law is back in Michigan’s legislative spotlightMichigan lawmakers are considering legislation to allow purple paint to signify no trespassing on private property, though the Department of Natural Resources h...
- Ohio’s 2024 sandhill count 15% higher than in 2023Volunteer observers reported 412 sandhill cranes during the fourth annual Midwest Crane Count on Saturday, April 13, according to the Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division o...
- MN Daily Update: New rules in place to reduce conflicts with bears in the Boundary WatersThere are new rules in place this year aimed at preventing or reducing human/bear conflicts in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Here’s what to know....
- WI Daily Update: Public meeting on June 4 to discuss walleyes on Crescent Lake in Oneida CountyThe Wisconsin DNR will host a public meeting to discuss a walleye rehabilitation effort on an important lake in Oneida County. Here are the details. The post WI...
- With spring largemouths, water temperature can dictate the bite throughout the dayHardcore fishermen want to be at the boat ramp at sunrise to hit the water before the masses even wake up. This is a good strategy throughout the summer, when r...
- New York Reader Stories: A gobbler with 6 minutes to spareOne thing I have learned about turkey hunting in western New York at the ripe old age of 72 is to stay put until the very end of legal hunting hours (noon). I h...
- Steve McComas: Some detective tips for investigating lake history in MinnesotaIn Minnesota, the land of 10,000 lakes, it could be 21,871 lakes if all water bodies over 2.5 acres were included. That’s plenty of potential cases for me to ...
- Jeremiah Haas: Technology changing the way fish hatcheries operate, tooI have spent a lot of time over the years talking about the newest technological toys to help while hunting and fishing. Those include ozone machines, thermal s...
- 27 CWD positives confirmed in northwest Ohio from 2,807 deer tested since fall of 2023The numbers are in and testing is completed in the chronic wasting disease (CWD) surveillance area in north-central Ohio with a total of 27 deer proving positiv...