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- Ladies’ day at Childerley SportingWith women making up less than 5% of shotgun certificate holders in the UK, Paul Childerley is on a mission to even the odds – he’s hosting a ladies’ driv...
- New York Fishing Report – January 19-26, 2024Steelhead numbers have generally improved in the Lake Ontario tributaries thanks to recent high-water events. The post New York Fishing Report – January ...
- Minnesota’s statewide fishing report on Jan. 24, 2024After cold snap, more vehicle options for anglers. A look at the Minnesota fishing report from across the state on Jan. 24, 2024. The post Minnesota’s statewi...
- Minnesota DNR report shows wetland gains made during past 15 yearsFrom 2006 to 2020, Minnesota saw a net gain of 43,000 acres of wetlands, most of which were emergent wetlands found in the past six years in agricultural areas ...
- Goal for northeast Minnesota elk reintroduction is 2026A vision turned plan to reintroduce elk to northeastern Minnesota has progressed for about a decade, and attendees at the DNR’s Roundtable last weekend were t...
- WI Daily Update: Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame’s 2024 class announcedThe Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame recently announced its 2024 inductees. Here are the details. The post WI Daily Update: Wisconsin Conservation Hal...
- Why are gray fox numbers dwindling in states like Illinois, Iowa? Studies aim to find outHow rare is it to see a gray fox in Illinois these days? The statewide survey that asks archery deer hunters to report sightings of bobcats, coyotes, red foxes ...
- MN Daily Update: Partial drawdown of Clear Lake in Sibley CountyThe Minnesota DNR is planning a partial drawdown of Clear Lake in Sibley County later this spring. Here are more details. The post MN Daily Update: Partial draw...
- New York DEC’s summer camps registration begins March 24The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced that online registration for DEC’s 2024 Summer Camps program will open Sunday, ...
- Will 2024 be the year you go electric on the water?You don’t have to look too far into the past to find a time when anglers who wanted to move their boats quietly on the water either drifted with the wind or u...
- USFWS updates information on ‘swan’ poaching case in west-central MinnesotaThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday provided additional details on a poaching case involving more than a dozen swans found dead in Stevens County in w...
- Steve Weisman: Longtime baitshops leave their mark on fishing in Iowa Great Lakes regionWhen I moved to northwest Iowa in 1978, I was amazed at the incredible fishing history surrounding the Iowa Great Lakes and the many fishing legends that had ma...
- WI Daily Update: Watch for signs of emerald ash borer this winterThe emerald ash borer continues to infect and kill ash trees across the Badger State. Watch for signs of EAB this winter. Here’s how. The post WI Daily Update...
- Ralph Loos: Anti-bobcat season arguments ignore what bowhunters see in IllinoisShooting the bull with hunters and anglers at the Schaumburg show this time last year, I grew slightly suspicious about the number of times the word “bobcatâ€...
- Muskrats cause damage to Iowa’s Sauk Rail Trail, dikeRepairs are expected to take place on a section of a deteriorated Sac County trail after letters from trail users describing its deterioration were discussed at...